Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin

A study has being conducted on Ipomoea batatas obtained from wet market of Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan. The study aim is to determine the presence of antioxidant properties of Ipomoea batatas by using DPPH assay, which potentially can be used in pharmaceutical and human health. A total of four expl...

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Main Author:	Jamaludin, Ali Ammar
Format:	Student Project
Language:	English
Published:	Faculty of Applied Sciences 2015
Subjects:	QR Microbiology Bacteria
Online Access:	http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23910/ http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23910/1/PPb_ALI%20AMMAR%20JAMALUDIN%20AS%20N%2015_5.pdf

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spelling	uitm-239102019-04-22T02:04:05Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23910/ Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin Jamaludin, Ali Ammar QR Microbiology Bacteria A study has being conducted on Ipomoea batatas obtained from wet market of Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan. The study aim is to determine the presence of antioxidant properties of Ipomoea batatas by using DPPH assay, which potentially can be used in pharmaceutical and human health. A total of four explant were successfully isolated from Ipomoea batatas and obtained a crude methanolic extract through maceration. All explant such leaves, petioles, roots, and stems were screening for antioxidant activity. Out of four, the highest percentage of scavenging activity was showed by roots (89.04%) followed by leaves (86.37%), petioles (79.82%), and stems (76.84%). Then, all sample of methanolic crude extract were further tested to investigate the toxicity level of Ipomoea batatas by using brine shrimp lethality assay and also determination of lethal concentration LC50 as a standard toxicity indicator. Explant that showed highest lethal concentration LC50 effected in 24 hours was petioles (2.07 mg/ml), followed by stems (2.03 mg/ml) and leaves (1.17 mg/ml). Roots show slightly high toxicity level since the lethal concentration was lowered than 1 mg/ml, which is 0.84 mg/ml. This study show that explant such leaf, stem, and petiole might become the potential sourses since as it have high antioxidant with low toxicity level. Faculty of Applied Sciences 2015 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23910/1/PPb_ALI%20AMMAR%20JAMALUDIN%20AS%20N%2015_5.pdf Jamaludin, Ali Ammar (2015) Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin. [Student Project] (Submitted)
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description	A study has being conducted on Ipomoea batatas obtained from wet market of Kuala Pilah, Negeri Sembilan. The study aim is to determine the presence of antioxidant properties of Ipomoea batatas by using DPPH assay, which potentially can be used in pharmaceutical and human health. A total of four explant were successfully isolated from Ipomoea batatas and obtained a crude methanolic extract through maceration. All explant such leaves, petioles, roots, and stems were screening for antioxidant activity. Out of four, the highest percentage of scavenging activity was showed by roots (89.04%) followed by leaves (86.37%), petioles (79.82%), and stems (76.84%). Then, all sample of methanolic crude extract were further tested to investigate the toxicity level of Ipomoea batatas by using brine shrimp lethality assay and also determination of lethal concentration LC50 as a standard toxicity indicator. Explant that showed highest lethal concentration LC50 effected in 24 hours was petioles (2.07 mg/ml), followed by stems (2.03 mg/ml) and leaves (1.17 mg/ml). Roots show slightly high toxicity level since the lethal concentration was lowered than 1 mg/ml, which is 0.84 mg/ml. This study show that explant such leaf, stem, and petiole might become the potential sourses since as it have high antioxidant with low toxicity level.
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title	Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin
title_short	Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin
title_full	Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin
title_fullStr	Antioxidant and toxicity assays of ipomoea batatas / Ali Ammar Jamaludin
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publishDate	2015
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