1. Daidzein
2. Diosmin
3. Epicatechin
4. Epigallocatechin 3-gallate
5. Equol
6. Genistein
7. Hesperidin
8. Isoquercetin
9. Licochalcone A
10. Naringin
11. Puerarin
12. Quercetin
13. Rutin
14. Silibinin
15. Xanthohumol
Biography
Katrin Sak received her BSc (1996), MSc (1997), and PhD degrees (2001) in bioorganic chemistry from the University of Tartu, Estonia. She did postdoctoral research from 2001 to 2004 at the Free University of Brussels, Belgium, and acquired a diploma in cancer nutrition (Dip.Nut.Med.) in 2012 from Health Schools Australia. The major research topics of Dr Sak involve different biological activities and health effects of flavonoids and their metabolites, affected molecular targets, and modulated cellular signaling pathways, especially in malignant disorders. Her scientific activity is also focused on interactions between flavonoids and conventional anticancer drugs. Dr Sak has authored seven international handbooks/textbooks, numerous book chapters, and more than 140 articles in international peer-reviewed journals.
