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NTIS 바로가기大韓化粧品學會誌 = Journal of the society of cosmetic scientists of Korea, v.31 no.4 = no.54, 2005년, pp.311 - 321
Tea (Camellia sinenis) is a popular beverage consumed worldwide. Since green tea, mainly consumed in Asia, has various biological activities, green tea components became one of the most favorite candidates as a functional materials for cosmetics and functional foods. The biological activities of gre...
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