Antioxidant capacity of different parts of fruits determined by FRAP assay
Chang Guo
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Chang Guo
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Objective To compare the antioxidant capacity among fresh,peel,seed or kernel of different fruits.Methods The ferric reducing/antioxidant power assay was used to measure the antioxidant capacity.The contribution of vitamin C to the antioxidant capacity of fruit freshes were also analyzed.Results The hawthorn was the strongest in antioxidant capacity among all fruit fleshes and followed by jujube,kiwifruit,mulberry,strawberry and pomegranate.The watermelon and persimmon were the weakest.The antioxidant capacities of peels and kernels were stronger than that of freshes in most fruits.The contribution of vitamin C to the antioxidant capacity of fruit fleshes differed greatly among different fruits.Conclusion The peels and kernels of some fruits possessed strong antioxidant capacity and were worthy of further studying.
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Objective To compare the antioxidant capacity among fresh,peel,seed or kernel of different fruits.Methods The ferric reducing/antioxidant power assay was used to measure the antioxidant capacity.The contribution of vitamin C to the antioxidant capacity of fruit freshes were also analyzed.Results The hawthorn was the strongest in antioxidant capacity among all fruit fleshes and followed by jujube,kiwifruit,mulberry,strawberry and pomegranate.The watermelon and persimmon were the weakest.The antioxidant capacities of peels and kernels were stronger than that of freshes in most fruits.The contribution of vitamin C to the antioxidant capacity of fruit fleshes differed greatly among different fruits.Conclusion The peels and kernels of some fruits possessed strong antioxidant capacity and were worthy of further studying.
Key concepts: Antioxidant, Antioxidant capacity, Vitamin C, Chemistry, Food science, Ferric, Botany, Biology