Куркуминоиды: получение, свойства и применение. Сообщение 2. Антиоксидантная и антимутагенная активность куркуминоидов

Показано, что антиоксидантная активность в ряду куркумин, бис-деметоксикуркумин, деметоксикуркумин снижается. Определена величина TEAС для куркумина, бис-деметоксикуркумина, деметоксикуркумина, которая составляет 0,41, 0,32 и 0,21 соответственно. Суммарный препарат куркуминоидов обладает антимутагенной активностью при концентрации 8,3 мг/л в тест системе штамма S. typhimurium ТА100 и S. typhimurium ТА98.

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