You said you used a compound that wasn’t 100% pure which could have led to some deviation in your results. What specifically was wrong with the interfering compounds? How did they cause the deviation you mentioned, and where was it seen in your data?
What is EGCg exactly? You mentioned that it is a compound found in green tea, but I would spend a second discussing that it is an antioxidant. It prevents free radical damage to cells and may be helpful as a potential cancer chemo preventive agent.
You said you used a compound that wasn’t 100% pure which could have led to some deviation in your results. What specifically was wrong with the interfering compounds? How did they cause the deviation you mentioned, and where was it seen in your data?
What is EGCg exactly? You mentioned that it is a compound found in green tea, but I would spend a second discussing that it is an antioxidant. It prevents free radical damage to cells and may be helpful as a potential cancer chemo preventive agent.
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