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Absorbance change in the visible region should be reconsidered for assay of starch cleavage by α-amylases
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B. Panijpan
Published 2018
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BERIBERI CAUSED BY ANTITHIAMIN FACTORS IN FOOD AND ITS PREVENTION
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S. Vimokesant
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S. Kunjara
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K
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Rungruangsak
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S. Nakornchai
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B. Panijpan
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Food habits causing thiamine deficiency in humans
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S. Vimokesant
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S. Nakornchai
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Rungruangsak
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S. Dhanamitta
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D. M. Hilker
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Resolution of the initial phase controversy in the thiamine-polyphenol reaction
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B. Panijpan
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P. Vilartsakdanon
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Rungruangsak
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S. L. Vimokesant
Published 2018
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Chemical interactions between thiamin and tannic acid. I. Kinetics, oxygen dependence and inhibition by ascorbic acid
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P. Tosukhowong
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B. Panijpan
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S. L. Vimokesant
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Effects of betel nut and fermented fish on the thiamin status of northeastern Thais
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S. L. Vimokesant
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D. M. Hilker
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S. Nakornchai
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Rungruangsak
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S. Dhanamitta
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