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LIST OF PUBLICATIONS

1. Sathya, A and Siddhuraju, P. Role of phenolics as antioxidants, biomolecule protectors

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auriculiformis -Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine (Elsevier, The

Netherlands). Accepted for publication (Proof read copy has been attached).

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potential of underutilized legumes Acacia auriculiformisand Parkia roxburghii -

A comprehensive analysis. Journal of Food Quality (John Wiley and Sons Inc, USA).

Manuscript under revision.


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