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metabolites - Coggle Diagram

- - - - :explode: fragrance additive
        :explode: as a wetting and dispersing agent
        :explode: acts as a solvent to help clean
        :explode: acts as an antioxidant in the body
    - - :check: used to flavor chewing gum
        :check: provide aromas in personal-care products
        :check: use in insect repellents
        :check: used in veterinary medicinal products to facilitate breathing in new-born animals
    - - :star: used in fish recipes to reduce the muddy flavor
        :star: attract organisms that disperse spores
        :star: unpleasant off-flavor in wines with tainted corks
  - - - :!: as materials to promote health
        :!: to prevent and treat diseases
        :!: used as bioactive ingredients for functional foods
        :!: as anti-inflammatory and anticancer agents
    - - :pen: antioxidative protective effects
        :pen: antiinflammatory
        :pen: protecting cells from UV irradiation
    - - :fire: as antioxidant
        :fire: anti-aging serums
        :fire: used to fight off free radicals
  - - - :fountain_pen: used as a flavoring agent to give food a tart taste.
        :fountain_pen: used for fibromyalgia, fatigue, and skin conditions
        :fountain_pen: used in food applications including candy and beverages
    - - :star: used in the toning solution for black and white photography
        :star: useful in the extraction process of lanthanide metals
        :star: cleaning or bleaching
    - - :pencil2:as a water softener in detergents
        :pencil2: as antioxidant in the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries.
        :pencil2: one of the chelating agents
- - - - wound healing
      - drug and gene delivery
      - Active cosmetic product transporters
      - Scaffolds fabrication for tissue regeneration
      - provide protection and strength to fragile bodies of these organisms.
    - - permanent textile finishes,
      - as a binder to provide a crisp coating for french fries which also reduces oil absorption.
      - to make the starch digestible or to thicken/bind water in roux, sauce, or soup.
    - - treatment of gastric cancer
      - to boost the effects of regular medicines used for treating HIV infection.
      - anti-cancer
  - - - creates a foaming soap when saponified.
      - dietary supplements
      - reinforcing skin's innate defenses by strengthening its microbiome.
      - used to investigate the molar mass of unknown substances via freezing-point depression
      - In industry, lauric acid is used as an intermediate and as a surface active agent.
    - - stabilizes, thickens and softens, helping to create a cooling sensation when the moisturizer or ointment is applied on the skin.
      - used to manufacture products like emulsifiers, lubricants, ointments, lotions, emollients
    - - as a: Fragrance Ingredient
      - Cleansing Agent
      - emulsifier in cosmetics
      - as a flavor ingredient
      - involved in post-translational protein changes and mechanisms that control important metabolic processes in the human body
  - - - used by skeletal muscle to give energy during exercise
      - protein synthesis
      - regulate several cellular processes such as protein synthesis, tissue regeneration, and metabolism.
    - - used for treatment of heart and blood vessel conditions
      - anti-aging effects
      - hydrates dry skin and restores moisture.
    - - It promotes muscle growth
      - tissue repair.
      - used in body to help make energy