Bioactive Potential of Marine Seaweed on Disease Prevention
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The results of the present work indicated that the methanol extract of H. valentiae was a fairly active scavenging assay system. The present findings seem promising to facilitate further experiments on the identification and characterization specific of compounds which are responsible for the relatively high antioxidant activities. Importantly, this research may contribute to a rational basis for the application of marine algal extract in possible therapy of diseases associated with oxidative stress and further supported that the antioxidant-rich extracts or fractions may be used as a dietary supplement, promoting good health.…mehr

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The results of the present work indicated that the methanol extract of H. valentiae was a fairly active scavenging assay system. The present findings seem promising to facilitate further experiments on the identification and characterization specific of compounds which are responsible for the relatively high antioxidant activities. Importantly, this research may contribute to a rational basis for the application of marine algal extract in possible therapy of diseases associated with oxidative stress and further supported that the antioxidant-rich extracts or fractions may be used as a dietary supplement, promoting good health.
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Rajakumaran, Subashini
Dr. Subashini Rajakumaran having 15 years of teaching and 14 years of research experience, Chaired scientific sessions, delivered invited lecture and published articles Nationally and Internationally. Recipient of several awards and member in scientific bodies. Also Guided Ph.D, M.Phil and M.Sc Students with a vast expertise and published 5 books.