| alaskan wild berry resources and human health under the cloud of climate change. | wild berries are integral dietary components for alaska native people and a rich source of polyphenolic metabolites that can ameliorate metabolic disorders such as obesity and diabetes. in this study, five species of wild alaskan berries (vaccinium ovalifolium , vaccinium uliginosum , rubus chamaemorus , rubus spectabilis , and empetrum nigrum) were screened for bioactivity through a community-participatory research method involving three geographically distinct tribal communities. compositional ... | 2010 | 20025229 |