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And the Kinme-mai type that these researchers are focusing on retains both the seed's embryo and a thin skin known as the subaleurone layer.
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And the Kinme-mai type that these researchers are focusing on retains both the seed's embryo and a thin skin known as the subaleurone layer.
Latest Science News Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, Articles and Book Reviews Science News 2010
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And the Kinme-mai type that these researchers are focusing on retains both the seed's embryo and a thin skin known as the subaleurone layer.
Latest Science News Features, Blog Entries, Column Entries, Issues, Articles and Book Reviews Science News 2010
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During their analysis, the team found that subaleurone components that were selected by an ethyl acetate extraction inhibited angiotensin II activity in the cultured vascular smooth muscle cells.
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The subaleurone layer can be preserved in half-milled (Haigamai) rice or incompletely-milled (Kinmemai) rice.
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The Temple team and their colleagues at the Wakayama Medical University Department of Pathology and the Nagaoka National College of Technology Department of Materials Engineering in Japan sought to delve into the mysteries of the subaleurone layer and perhaps make a case for leaving it intact when rice is processed.
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The subaleurone layer of Japanese rice, which is located between the white center of the grain and the brown fibrous outer layer, is rich in oligosaccharides and dietary fibers, making it particularly nutritious.
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However, when brown rice is polished to make white rice, the subaleurone layer is stripped away and the rice loses some of its nutrients.
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This suggests that the subaleurone layer of rice offers protection against high blood pressure and atherosclerosis.
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This suggests that the subaleurone layer of rice offers protection against high blood pressure and atherosclerosis.
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