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Incorrect information about molecular events in Dragon Well Tea Frying process
Origin: Han Chinese (17th-20th centuries) — Zhejiang Province, China
See full technique reference →Claims about EGCG binding to shrimp tropomyosin, L-theanine isomerization, and myosin head denaturation are incorrect.
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