ArticleCurrent research in food science2022
Saponins from bitter melon reduce lipid accumulation via induction of autophagy in
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Abstract
Saponins from bitter melon (BMS) are well-known to have various biological activities, especially in the field of fat-lowering. However, many gaps remain in our knowledge of BMS-induced fat reduction and health benefits. Here, we aimed to investigate the precise mechanism of BMS in alleviating fat accumulation in
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