Human O-sulfated metabolites of (-)-epicatechin and methyl-(-)-epicatechin are poor substrates for commercial aryl-sulfatases: Implications for studies concerned with quantifying epicatechin bioavailability

S. Saha, W. Hollands, P. W. Needs, L. M. Ostertag, B. de Roos, G. G. Duthie, P. A. Kroon

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