Antioxidant activity of extracts of freeze-dried Brazilian plants / Atividade antioxidante de extratos liofilizados de plantas brasileiras
AUTOR(ES)
Daniel Barrera Arellano
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
1985
RESUMO
Antioxidant aetivity of liophilized extraets of Brasilian plants, The antioxidante aetivities of 140 lyophilized extraets of different parts of 4S Brasilian plants were evaluated in amodel aqueous system eontaining B-earotene and linolei aeid. The exttaets that presented a marked proteetive effeet were subsequen-.tly tested in a lipid system (soybean oil). Different ehromatographie teehniques (paper, thinlayer, high performanee liquid and gas-liquid) were used to separa te toe eompounds present in four extraets whieh were most aetive in the two systems. Fraetions of extraets of Piptadenia macrocarpa (leaves}, Mikania smiZacina (leaves), SoZanum viarum (leavesand branehesl and. Coch Zospermum insigne (roots) showed antioxidant., aetivi" ty similar to or greater than that shown by BHT (2,6 di-ter -butil p~eresol) in the lipidie system. It was not possible to identify these fraetions since each was a mixture of various components. Using ultraviolet speetroseopy (UV), proton magnetic resonanee (.PMR) and mass spectrometry (MS) , the presence of the flavonoid dihydrokaempferol (.3, 4 I, S, 7-tetrahydroxydihydroflavo-noll was deteeted in the e.xtraet of the roót of CochZospermum in-si gne. This substanee had not been previously reported in the Íamily Coehlospermaeeae.Dihydrokaempferol, although present in an extract.with a oigh antioxidant activity, showed no aetivity in soybean oilwhen added at a eoneentration
ASSUNTO(S)
oilseed plants antioxidantes antioxidants plantas oleaginosas - brasil food products produtos alimenticios - armazenagem
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
http://libdigi.unicamp.br/document/?code=vtls000043977Documentos Relacionados
- Freeze-dried rubella virus hemagglutinating antigen.
- Production of freeze-dried human antihaemophilic cryoprecipitate.
- Repair of Injury in Freeze-Dried Salmonella anatum1
- Stabilized, Freeze-Dried PCR Mix for Detection of Mycobacteria
- Freeze-dried blood cells: therapeutic advance or laboratory curiosity?