ArticleChemistry Central journal2017
Evaluation of antioxidant profile of various solvent extracts of Carissa opaca leaves: an edible plant.
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Abstract
backgroundCarissa opaca leaves were conventionally recommended by local hakims in Pakistan for curing various human diseases including renal, hepatic and jaundice. In this work we arranged to study the antioxidant status of various fractions of C. opaca leaves through nine multifaceted assay systems.
methodsVarious fractions were prepared through solvent-solvent extraction technique on the basis of their polarity. The fractions were screened via different free radicals viz; DPPH·, ABTS
resultsVarious fractions of C. opaca leaves showed significant activities against the tested reactive free radicals. The C. opaca was shown to have the highest TPCs with lowest EC
conclusionThese results suggest the potential of C. opaca leaves as a medicine against free-radical-associated oxidative damage.
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