, Mesure de l'apport en polyphenols par des questionnaires alimentaires, p.49

, Mesure de l'exposition aux polyphenols par les biomarqueurs, p.50

, II-5-3-2 Etude d'intervention, p.50

, II-5-3-3 Mécanismes d'action, p.51

, II-6 Les méthodes et outils analytiques pour mesurer l'exposition aux polyphénols à l'aide de biomarqueurs, p.53

, II-6-1 Prétraitement de l'échantillon, p.53

, II-6-2 Plateformes analytiques, p.55

, II-6-3 Instrumentation utilisée dans cette, p.56

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