Chemistry Journal of Moldova
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NANOPARTICLES
Mihail Iacob
(downloads: 1156)
2. SYNTHESIS OF DIFFERENT STRUCTURAL TYPES
OF ZEOLITES IN THE
HALLOYSITE-DOLOMITE-OBSIDIAN SYSTEM
Gunel Mamedova
(downloads: 782)
3. A NOVEL GREEN SYNTHESIS OF NICKEL OXIDE
NANOPARTICLES USING ARABIC GUM
Saeid Taghavi Fardood, Ali Ramazani, Sajjad Moradi
(downloads: 662)
4. SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION AND
MOLECULAR DOCKING OF CHLORO-SUBSTITUTED
HYDROXYXANTHONE DERIVATIVES
Emmy Yuanita, Harno Dwi Pranowo, Mustofa Mustofa, Respati Tri Swasono, Jufrizal Syahri, Jumina Jumina
(downloads: 517)
5. ROLE OF CYCLODEXTRINS IN NEW
ANTIMYCOBACTERIAL FORMULATIONS
Veaceslav Boldescu, Fliur Macaev, Gheorghe Duca
(downloads: 470)
6. SILVER AND ZINC NANOPARTICLES
BIOSYNTHESIS USING LAUREL EXTRACT AND
INVESTIGATION OF THE PHOTOCATALYTIC
PROPERTIES
Recep Taş, Ebru Köroğlu, Ahmet Karakuş, Ali Savaş Bülbül, Nilay Akkuş Taş
(downloads: 427)
7. SYNTHETIC TRANSFORMATIONS OF
ENT-KAURENOIC ACID
Olga Morarescu
(downloads: 427)
8. INVESTIGATION OF VARIOUS INFLUENCING
FACTORS OF HYDROTHERMAL SYNTHESIS OF
ANALCIME ZEOLITE
Gunel Mamedova, Gunel Nasirli
(downloads: 425)
9. STUDIES ON THE WATER SOLUBILIZATION
PROCESSES OF OENOTANNINS AND THEIR
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PROPERTIES
Gh. Duca, T. Lupaşcu, P. Vlad, V. Kulciţki, R. Nastas
(downloads: 413)
10. ORGANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES RESIDUES IN
SOIL OF SOROCA DISTRICT, REPUBLIC OF
MOLDOVA
Elena Culighin
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COMPOSITION AND RADICAL SCAVENGING ACTIVITY OF THE EXTRACTS FROM DESCHAMPSIA ANTARCTICA É. DESV. PLANTS GROWN IN SITU AND IN VITRO
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Field: Natural product chemistry and synthesis
Type: Research paper
Issue: 2021 Volume 16, no.1
Pages: 105-114
Roman Ivannikov, Iryna Laguta, Viktor Anishchenko, Iryna Skorochod, Pavlo Kuzema, Oksana Stavinskaya, Ivan Parnikoza, Oksana Poronnik, Ganna Myryuta, Viktor Kunakh
Field: Natural product chemistry and synthesis
Type: Research paper
Issue: 2021 Volume 16, no.1
Pages: 105-114
phenolic acid, flavonoid, antiradical activity, plant extract, Deschampsia antarctica.
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Graphical Abstract: The work was aimed at studying the phytochemicals available in D. antarctica plants from various sites on Antarctic Islands, introducing the plants into in vitro culture and comparing the extracts from the plants grown in situ and in vitro. All the extracts were found to contain high amount of phenols, with luteolin and hydroxybenzoic acids derivatives being the main phytochemicals in the extracts from the plants grown in situ and in vitro. Being diluted by 10 times, the extracts scavenged 50÷90% of DPPH• radicals, 20÷40% of NO• radicals and 40÷60% of OH• radicals. Despite the differences in composition, extracts from the plants grown in situ and in vitro showed similar radical scavenging activity.
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