Absorption and Metabolism of Dietary Plant Secondary Metabolites
Authors:
- Jennifer L. DonovanJDJennifer L. Donovan
- Claudine ManachCMClaudine Manach
- Richard M. FaulksRFRichard M. Faulks
- Paul A. KroonPKPaul A. Kroon
- 12 October 2006
- book chapter
- Published by Wiley
- p. 303-351
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