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doi:10.1038/nindia.2008.134; Published online 7 March 2008
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Honey, I shrunk the antioxidants!
A new therapy that uses two antioxidants shrunk together by employing nanotechnology could effectively prevent the nagging problem of organ damage in diabetics1.
Researchers from Mohali-based National Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research in Punjab have found that ideal candidates for such a therapy are biodegradable nano-co-encapsulated antioxidant particles (NanoCAPs) of ellagic acid (EA) and coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10).
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