Research findings
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No. 97Study on fiber processing using monochlorotriazinyl β-cyclodextrin and polyethylenimine.
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No. 92Dietary α-cyclodextrin induces anti-obesity effect
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No. 88Property improvements of arctigenin from burdock (Arctium lappa L.) using cyclodextrins
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No. 87Preparation of tomato cyclodextrin powder for the improvement of unfavorable characteristics of tomato lycopene
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No. 86Stabilization of sulforaphane in broccoli sprout by α-cyclodextrin
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No. 84Facile synthesis of self-healing gels using monochlorotriazinyl β-cyclodextrin
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No. 82Study on a novel dehydration condensation reagent combining monochlorotriazinyl β-cyclodextrin and N-methylmorpholine
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No. 81A study on improvement of lipid-lowering effect of cucumber by α-cyclodextrin
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No. 80A study on stabilization of negative ions by using various aroma oil-cyclodextrin aqueous solutions
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No. 79Stabilization of Pungent Principle and Pigment of Radish Sprout (Kaiware Daikon) by Cyclodextrin
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No. 78Defining a mechanism of selective decreasing effect on serum trans fatty acid by α-CD supplementation
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No. 77Effect of chain length of saturated fatty acid on interaction with α-cyclodextrin in fed-state simulated intestinal fluid
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No. 76Defining the mechanism of reduced blood cholesterol by α-cyclodextrin supplementation ③
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No. 75Defining a mechanism of selective decreasing effect on serum saturated fatty acids by α-CD supplementation
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No. 74Extraction of Phytochemical by the use of Cyclodextrin ① Curcumin from Turmeric
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No. 73Effect of Cyclodextrin on Antibacterial Activity of Manuka Oil
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No. 72Extension of the solubilization method of hydrophobic ingredients-γ-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes_②
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No. 71Antibacterial Activity of Manuka Oil on Periodontal Pathogenic Bacteria
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No. 70Effect of the combination of α-cyclodextrin and arabinose on blood glucose level after oral administration of sucrose
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No. 69Stabilization of krill oil using cyclodextrin in combination with Antioxidant
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No. 68Thermostability of α-Cyclodextrin and its inhibition effect against Maillard reaction
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No. 67Defining a mechanism of the enhancement of bioavailability of astaxanthin by γ-cyclodextrin
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No. 66Enhancement of bioavailability of R-α lipoic acid by γ-cyclodextrin in human healthy volunteers
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No. 65Effects of γ-Cyclodextrin on Anti-Cancer Activity of Caffeic Acid Phenethyl Ester
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CycloChem Bio Co., Ltd. was awarded a Poster Prize at 17th International Cyclodextrin Symposium
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No. 64Evaluation of in vitro skin absorption of δTocotrienol-γ-Cyclodextrin Complex
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No. 63Stabilization of Pungent Principle of Daikon (White Radish) by Cyclodextrin ②
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No. 62Stabilization of Pungent Principle of Daikon (White Radish) by Cyclodextrin ①
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No. 61Mechanism of Deodorizing Effect of MCT-β-CD finished Textile on Ammonia
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No. 60Inhibition Effect of Cyclodextrin on Denaturation of Keratin by Surfactant
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No. 59Defining the mechanism of reduced blood cholesterol by α-cyclodextrin supplementation ②
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No. 58Effective Solubilization of Resveratrol by α-Cyclodextrin
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No. 57Effective Solubilization of Ferulic Acid by α-Cyclodextrin
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No. 56Development of δTocotrienol-γ-Cyclodextrin complex
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No. 55CoQ10-γ-Cyclodextrin Complex for Sports Nutrition
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No. 54Enhancement of the Bioavailability of Coenzyme Q10 by γ-cyclodextrin
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No. 53Influence of Tocotrienol-γ-Cyclodextrin complex in Various Stress Tolerance of Caenorhabditis elegans
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No. 52Extension of the solubilization method of hydrophobic ingredients-γ-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes
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No. 51Stabilizations of ω-3 fatty acids using Cyclodextrin in combination with Antioxidants
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No. 50Anti-allergy effects of α-cyclodextrin as a dietary fiber
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No. 49Preparation of a new vegan mayonnaise by using α-CD
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No. 48Effect of Astaxanthin with Cyclodextrin Complex on Swiming Endurance of Mice
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No. 47Effect of γ-cyclodextrin on absorption of R-α lipoic acid
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No. 46Improvement of aqueous solubility of Ursolic Acid with Cyclodextrin
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No. 45Antibacterial Activity of α-Cyclodextrin on Periodontal Pathogenic Bacteria
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No. 44Defining the mechanism of reduced blood cholesterol by α-cyclodextrin supplementation
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No. 43Protective effect against inactivation of protease in fruits by α-cyclodextrin
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No. 42Inhibition effect by α-cyclodextrin on an elevation of blood glucose level after administration of sucrose
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No. 41Effect of manuka honey ③ <antioxidative activity>
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No. 40Studies on the selectivity for complex formation of saturated and unsaturated fatty acid triglycerides with α-Cyclodextrin
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No. 39Facile Method for Inclusion Capacity Determination of Finished Textiles using Monochlorotriazinyl Cyclodextrin
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No. 38Stabilization of Tocotrienols by γ-Cyclodextrin
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No. 37Production and evaluation of Insect repellent biodegradable films containing cyclodextrin
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No. 36Stabilizing Effects on CAPE by the Formation of Inclusion Complex with Cyclodextrin
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No. 35Improvement of Oxidation Stability of Green Lipped Mussel Oil by α-Cyclodextrin
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No. 34Effect of Complexation of R(+)-α lipoic acid with Cyclodextrin on the Aqueous Solubility and Radical Scavenging Activity
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No. 33Physical properties of R(+) alpha Lipoic acid by Complexation with γ-Cyclodextrin
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No. 32The evaluation of CoQ10-γ-CD Complex in vitro skin absorption experiment
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No. 31Enhancement of Adiponectin Production by Addition of CoQ10-γ-CD Complex
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No. 30Functinal Food Materils γ-CD as Majour Player
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No. 29Enhancement Effect on DPPH Radical Scavenging Activity of Astaxanthin-γ-CD Complex by the Addition of Vitamin E
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No. 28The Sustained Release of Salicylic Aldehyde by Chemically Modified Cyclodextrins
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No. 27The Stabilization of Antioxidants by Complexation with Cyclodextrins
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No. 26Powderization of Propolis Extract by the Use of Cyclodextrins
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No. 25Influence of the Glycolytic Enzyme against Fat-soluble Substances - γ-Cyclodextrin Complexes
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No. 24Studies on the Industrial Production of Monochlorotriazinyl-β-cyclodextrin and its Fixation to Textile Fibers
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No. 23Analysis of Fatty Acid in α-Cyclodextrin
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No. 22Study on the Emulsifier-like Properties of α-Cyclodextrin with Triglycerides
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No. 21RALA-CD Alpha Lipoic acid γ-Cyclodextrin complex
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No. 19Development of versatile deodorizing agent using cyclodextrin-iodine complex (CDI)
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No. 18Improvement of stability of iodine by cyclodextrin
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No. 17Improvement of Stability of Tea Tree Oil Components by Using Cyclodextrins
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No. 16New Synbiotics by α-cyclodextrin and probiotics
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No. 15Taste improvements of herb medicine and health tea by cyclodextrins
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No. 14Palliative efficacy of CoQ10-γ-CD complex about Knee pain
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No. 13Stabilization of 10-Hydroxydecenoic acid by use of Cyclodextrin
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No. 12Combination Effect of Alpha lipoic acid-CD complex and CoQ10-CD complex on Stamina Enhancement
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No. 11Effect of Manuka haney ② <Decrease of Halitosis by Intake>
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No. 10Effect of Manuka honey ① <Antimicrobial activity>
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No. 9Improvement of the Bone Density by Intake of CoQ10-γ-CD Complex
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No. 8Improvement of Antioxidant activity by using astaxanthin γ-CD complex
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No. 7Formation of CoQ10 Reduced Form by Mixing CoQ10 Oxidized Form γ-Cyclodextrin Complex and Vitamin C in Powder
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No. 6Effects of α-CD on Lipid Lowering in LDLr-KO Mice
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No. 5α-Cyclodextrin Selectively Increases Fecal Excretion Of Saturated Fats
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No. 4CoenzymeQ10-γ-Cyclodextrin complex (Inclusion compound) as a supplement for Improvement of Skin Conditions
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No. 3Indigestible Dextrin
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No. 2The Potency of Cyclodextrin Function for Clarification of Pollution in the Air
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No. 1DHA & EPA succeeded in stabilization