Effects of local plant extracts on cell membrane conductivity

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Plant extracts use plants as raw materials, according to the need for the final product, through physicochemical separation and separation processes, targeted extraction and concentration of one or more active substances of plants, without changing the structure of the active ingredients. This substance can be widely used as a raw material in downstream industries such as food, beverage, medicine, health products and cosmetics.

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