Mario G. Ferruzzi is a researcher affiliated with North Carolina State University in the United States. Their work spans numerous areas within medicine and agricultural and biological sciences, with significant focus on biochemistry, nutrition and dietetics, plant science, public health, and molecular biology.
Their main research topics include:
Recent publications by Mario G. Ferruzzi demonstrate their engagement with various aspects of nutrition and food science. These include:
Their publication record includes frequent contributions to journals such as Current Developments in Nutrition, Food & Function, SSRN Electronic Journal, Frontiers in Nutrition, and Food Chemistry.
Collaborations are a prominent feature of Mario G. Ferruzzi's research activities. Regular co-authors include Colin D. Kay, Mary Ann Lila, Connie M. Weaver, Bruce R. Hamaker, and Massimo Iorizzo.
In addition to journal articles, Mario G. Ferruzzi has contributed to the book "Berries and Berry Bioactive Compounds in Promoting Health," published by the Royal Society of Chemistry in 2022.
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Mario G. Ferruzzi;Joshua Blakeslee
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Volker Böhm;Ni Luh Puspitasari-Nienaber;Mario G Ferruzzi;Steven J Schwartz
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Rodney J. Green;Angus S. Murphy;Burkhard Schulz;Bruce A. Watkins
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Mario G. Ferruzzi;Jessica K. Lobo;Elsa M. Janle;Bruce Cooper
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Na Li;Lynne S Taylor;Mario G Ferruzzi;Lisa J Mauer
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Dongjie Wang;Lap Ho;Jeremiah Faith;Kenjiro Ono
Woo Sung Park;Hye-Jin Kim;Min Li;Dong Hoon Lim
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Katherine E. Strathearn;Gad G. Yousef;Mary H. Grace;Susan L. Roy
Mario G. Ferruzzi;Mark L. Failla;Steven J. Schwartz
Catrina M. Peters;Rodney J. Green;Elsa M. Janle;Mario G. Ferruzzi
Andrew P Neilson;Amber S Hopf;Bruce R Cooper;Michael A Pereira
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