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Anti-hyperlipidemic and ameliorative effects of chickpea starch and resistant starch in mice with high fat diet induced obesity are associated with their multi-scale structural characteristics

Mengliu Zhao, Wenxin Cui, Xinzhong Hu, Zhen Ma

2022Food & Function22 citationsDOI

Abstract

The multi-scale structure and in vivo physiological effects of chickpea starches (UC-S and CC-S) and their corresponding resistant starch (UC-RS and CC-RS) on controlling hyperlipidemia in high fat diet induced obese mice were compared in this study.

Topics & Concepts

Resistant starchStarchChemistryLipid metabolismFood scienceFatty acidGut floraHyperlipidemiaBiologyBiochemistryDiabetes mellitusEndocrinologyFood composition and propertiesFood and Agricultural SciencesGABA and Rice Research
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