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DISCOLORATION OF OREGANO POST-DISTILLATION LEFT-OVER LEAF EXTRACT

Article number
778_9
Pages
93 – 97
Language
English
Abstract
Post-distillation left-over of dry oregano leaves has an economic value because the left over material could be a source for useful compound.
Some of the materials in the left-over plant material have biological activity, such as anti-oxidant, anti-microbial and anti-inflammation activity.
However chlorophyll and other colored compounds minimize the use of the extract in specific applications.
This paper will describe a simple and inexpensive method to remove color material from the extract while retaining antioxidant activity.

Publication
Authors
D. Yi Jin Booth, A. Sinha, K.E. Galasso, D. Havkin-Frenkel
Keywords
Origanum vulgare, DPPH, total phenols, antioxident
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