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In silico Assessment of Antihypertensive Potential of Sweet Proteins
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In silico Assessment of Antihypertensive Potential of Sweet Proteins

The consumption of low-calorie artificial sweeteners by patients affected by diseases linked to sugar consumption may be associated with diverse side effects. Hence, sweet proteins derived majorly from under-utilized plants have been proposed as good replacements. The ability of sweet proteins to release Angiostensin-Converting Enzyme (ACE)-inhibitory peptides was investigated. ACE mediates...
 
Published at The FASEB Journal
Published in 2014
 
 
visit (http://www.fasebj.org/content/28/1_Supplement/LB542.short)
 
 
Solomon Rotimi, Oluwakemi Rotimi, Elizabeth Omotosho, Wisdom Iyanda-Joel, Shalom Chinedu
Rotimi Solomon » My research is focused on understanding the roles of the interaction of gene and environmental factors, including nutrients and xenobiotics in the development and outcome of disease. At present, I am investigating the role of gene-nutrient interaction in the aetiology of non-communicable diseases, particularly cancer, in blacks. I am studying this interaction using a cocktail of genomics,... view full profile
Rotimi Solomon
 
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Investigation of Angiostensin-converting enzyme inhibitory potential and allergenicity of Sesamum indicum Linn seed proteins by an in silico approach
 
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Plasma lipid profile, atherogenic and coronary risk indices in some residents of Abeokuta in south-western Nigeria
 
Inability of Legumes to Reverse Diabetic-Induced Nephropathy in Rats Despite Improvement in Blood Glucose and Antioxidant Status
 
Persistence of acidosis in alloxan-induced diabetic rats treated with the juice of Asystasia gangetica leaves
 
In vivo evaluation of lipid and antioxidants qualities of Carica papaya seed oil
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