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Effect of Adding Fenugreek and Sprouted Fenugreek Seeds on the Chemical Properties of Wheat Flour

College of Basic Education Research Journal, 2021
null Mina Medhat Abdel Wahab, null Sabiha Hussein Al-Jubouri   +1 more
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A Review Article On Extraction Of Fenugreek Seed

This review article is about the Extraction of Trigonella foenum graecum L. seeds which is also called as Fenugreek, Its seed is the most common part of plant to treat Hyperglycemia. The specific phytoconstituent ‘Trigonelline’ present in the fenugreek seeds possess Hypoglycemic properties which acts to optimize the blood glucose level.
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Fenugreek Seed Use in Diabetes Patients

International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR), 2022
Shardul Singh Parihar, Khushi Jani
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Quantitative determination of biochemical constituents in fenugreek seeds

International Journal of Advanced Biochemistry Research
Rajeshwari S Durgad, Vishwanath YC, Vijayakumar B Narayanapur, Rekha B Chittapur, Venkateshalu ., Lokesh MS   +5 more
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Biofortification of chromium in fenugreek seeds

Journal of Trace Elements in Medicine and Biology, 2020
Fenugreek and chromium are known to have anti-diabetic properties and this has been well demonstrated by multiple studies. Researches have been undertaken to study thebiofortification of chromium (Cr3+) in fenugreek. Some of the researchers have studied the biofortification from the soil irrigated with tannery waste water or from soil amended by ...
Shweta Priyadarshini
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Fenugreek seed oil

Oil & Soap, 1940
Comparison of the heretofore known analytical constants of the fatty oil with those herein reported show that the order of magnitude thereof is substantially the same. The list has been increased, however, to include values not previously recorded.
H. A. Schuette, Milford A. Cowley, H. A. Vogel, Milvin M. Mueller   +3 more
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Hypocholesterolaemic effect of Fenugreek seeds in dogs

Atherosclerosis, 1984
Fractions of fenugreek seed were added to the diet of normal or diabetic hypercholesterolaemic dogs for 8 days. The effects on levels of blood glucose, plasma glucagon and plasma cholesterol were investigated. The lipid extract had no effect. The defatted fraction which is rich in fibres (53.9%) and contains 4.8% of steroid saponins significantly ...
G, Valette, Y, Sauvaire, J C, Baccou, G, Ribes   +3 more
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Antioxidant properties of germinated fenugreek seeds

Phytotherapy Research, 2005
Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum) is used as a spice, vegetable and a medicinal plant. Since antioxidant properties have been linked to health benefits of natural products, such properties were studied in germinated fenugreek seeds which are considered to be more beneficial than dried seeds.
Priyanjali, Dixit, Saroj, Ghaskadbi, Hari, Mohan, Thomas P A, Devasagayam   +3 more
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The Saponin of Fenugreek Seeds

Nature, 1943
THE presence of a saponin in the seeds of Trigonella Foenum graecum (Leguminosae) was first reported by Wunschendorff1, who had subjected the defatted seeds to a process of extraction with alcohol. He obtained from the alcoholic extract a gelatinous precipitate which was afterwards dissolved in alcohol and reprecipitated with ether.
GABRA SOLIMAN, ZAHIRA MUSTAFA
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SEED DEVELOPMENT AND MATURATION IN FENUGREEK

Madras Agricultural Journal, 1996
Sced maturation studies in fenugreek ev. Co I indicated that the seeds attained harvestable maturity 45 days after anthesis as evident from maximum germination and vigour. The seed moisture content at this stage was around 20 per cent. The seeds attained physiological maturity 40 days after anthesis as indicated by maximum dry weight of seed.
INDIRA K, DHARMALINGAM C
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