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The Enzymatic Synthesis of Theaflavin-3-Gallate Oxidation Product and its Determination
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Two Types of Oxidative Dimerization of the Black Tea Polyphenol Theaflavin
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Theanaphthoquinone, a novel pigment oxidatively derived from theaflavin during tea-fermentation
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