Sentences with phrase «called phenols»

Strawberries — boast anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties and high in antioxidants called phenols

It contains antioxidant an agent called phenols.

To create the same reactive geometry in their model catalyst, Stack and his graduate student Yadong Wang designed a set of organic arms — one called a phenol, the other binaphthol — that would bind to the copper atom and mimic the role of galactose oxidase's key amino acids.

What industrial chemists did know was that by tinkering with a highly reactive molecule called a phenol they were able to devise countless synthetic chemicals for use in new materials.

One of the main reasons oregano is so powerful is that it contains a chemical called a phenol (primarily carvacrol) which works in extremely low dilutions, even as low as 1 part per 50,000!

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Schaffner and colleagues printed a grid embedded with a breed of bacteria called Pseudomonas putida, which eats the hazardous chemical phenol.

Gutsche's team used the so - called Mannich reaction to add aminomethyl groups to each of the calixarene's phenols.

The external layer, called the cuticle, does not contain polyphenols and is mainly made up of hydroxyl fatty acids, while the layer closest to the pulp is where the majority of phenols are founds in the skin.

Green tea's antioxidant phenols, called catechins, are thought to speed up metabolism.

High phenol foods like blueberries, coffee, and chocolate can feed a type of gut bacteria called firmacutes.

In truth, a powerful natural phenol called anthocyanidin — in the seeds of red wine grapes — ... Read More»

At least some of this effect involves the ability of two phenols in EVOO — tyrosol and hydroxytyrosol — to block activity of an enzyme called matrix metalloproteinase 2 (MM - 2).

Specifically, among 17 different cruciferous vegetables analyzed in the study, Baby Shanghai bok choy was the only vegetable to contain high amounts of what the researchers called «Principle 1» and «Principle 2» phenols.