... as the richest polyphenols ...anthocyanins. The latter, contain group of polyphenols are the derivatives of hydroxycinnamic acid, represented mainly by chlorogenic and neochlorogenic ...
... to the existence of at least one unpaired ...capture the needed electron to gain stability. Generally free radicals attack the nearest stable molecule, “stealing” its ...When the ...
... In the present study, the application of potential antioxidant agents combined with refrigerated storage was tested in order to reduce peroxidase activity and preserve sensorial quality from ...
... Scavenging of proton radicals is an important attrib- ute ofnatural ...with the scavenging ofthe proton radicals (Mathew and Abraham, ...stereo-selectivity ofthe ...
... increase the shelf life of food and oils. The most common extraction method ofantioxidants from naturalsources is the use of organic solvents, like ...
... addition ofantioxidants can improve broiler performance and immunity by reducing thiobarbituric acid levels in liver and increasing serum and liver vitamin A and E concentrations (Taverez et ...2011). ...
... by the pres- ence of monounsaturated fatty acid ...one ofthe most abundant MUFA and frequently abundant in this type of ...to the control, DTL-100 showed an increase in oleic ...
... one ofthe main causes of morbidity and mortality ...costs. The relative easy access to the antimicrobials and also the massive employment of these compounds for ...
... are the major hawthorn species in China, and Crataegus pinnatifida is the most commercially important due to its large and delicious fruits ...Most ofthe previous phytochemical investigations ...
... biopolymers of several sources. Tongnuanchan et al. (2013) studied the antioxidant properties ofthe film prepared from fi sh skin gelatin incorporated with essential oils from roots ...
... consisted of meat samples produced from lean beef 24 hours postmortem. The meat was ground (3 mm plate), then cured using ...at the speed of 1500 cuts per ...types of ethanol based ...
... on the direct impact on polar compounds. MAE offers rapid delivery of energy to a total volume of solvent and solid matrix with subsequent efficient and homogenous heating of both ...enables ...
... AS NATURALSOURCESOF ...on the health-promoting impact ofantioxidants in everyday foods, combined with the assumption that a number of common synthetic ...
... during the last stage of solidification, proceeding in fact under the non-equilibrium ...conditions. The negative influence ofthe effects ofthe peritectic ...
... in the range of variability of each parameter there are 4 points ...(p=4). The number of simulation needed to be conducted depends on the number ofthe studied ...
... peak, the first in early winter, in January 2012, (1.15 % ± 0.66 %) and the second in the late winter, in March 2011, ...reached the lowest value in autumn. However, the higher values ...
... [44] the disc-diffusion method was used to evaluate antimicrobial ...suspension of yeasts (10 5 CFU/mL) and bacteria (10 8 CFU/mL), ...µL of each EO and placed on the surface of ...
... in the present study showed that the supplementation ofantioxidants increased villus height but decreased crypt depth in broilers reared under chronic heat ...stress. The birds ...
... in the biological systems in the form of reactive oxygen species which are harmful and these are removed by the antioxidant system in the ...body. Antioxidants protect us from ...
... are the main causes of squamous cell cancers ofthe upper aerodigestive ...cancers ofthe oesophagus, head and neck region, and lungs (‘ield ...risk of developing second ...