Thaís Mie Ando de Mello Araujo in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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The insertion of fruits from native species in the market can enhance the socio-economic development of the region, in addition to valuing Brazilian biodiversity. The fruits of native passion fruit are rich in bioactive compounds associated with the reduction of the incidence of obesity-associated comorbidities. Our research group has demonstrated that the fruits from P. tenuifila, a pass…
Passion fruit (Passiflora tenuifila) stands out as a Brazilian native fruit with a high flavan-3-ol content, especially proanthocyanidins. The health benefits associated with the consumption of proanthocyanidins have been attributed to the low molecular weight compounds formed from their metabolization by the gut microbiota. Among these compounds, phenyl-³-valerolactones and their derivat…
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