DPPH, antioxidant capacity
Reference : KF01007
Antioxidant capacity is an overall ability of organisms or food to catch free radicals and prevent their harmful effect. Antioxidative effect includes protection of cells and cellular structures against the harmful effect of free radicals, especially oxygen and nitrogen. Substances with antioxidative properties are called antioxidants. They are contained in food and food supplements, most commonly in fruits, vegetables, rice, wine, meat, eggs, and another foodstuff of plant and animal origin.
Total antioxidant capacity or TAC has been considered an overall parameter, which alterations have been linked to several conditions as infertility, obesity, cancer and neurodegenerative diseases.
DPPH assay measures the antioxidant activity of compounds that are able to transfer hydrogen atoms. The compound (DPPH•+) a coloured and stable radical cation of purple colour which shows a maximum of absorbance at 517 nm. Antioxidant compounds, which are able to transfer an electron to DMPD•+, cause a discolouration of the solution. This reaction israpid and proportional to the antioxidant capacity of the sample.
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Specifications
Reference | Packaging | |
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KF01007-100 | 100 tests (96 puits/wells format) | |
KF01007-200 | 200 tests (96 puits/wells format) | |
KF01007-400 | 400 tests (96 puits/wells format) |