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DOI: PHYTOCHEMICAL SYTHESIS AND NATURAL MOVEMENT OF LAURUS NOBILIS L. LEAVES
S. Avetisyan , Department of Biophysics, Faculty of Biology, Yerevan Agricultural University, ArmeniaAbstract
The most noteworthy antiradical movement was recognized in L. nobilisG leaf ethanolic remove and the most minimal - in fluid leaf concentrate of L. nobilisA. IC50 worth of L. nobilisG ethanolic remove is equivalent to that of wild tree while IC50 of L.nobilisа ethanolic separate is practically identical to that of the developed plants. Absolute flavonoids content both in ethanolic and watery concentrates of L. nobilisа are 1.5 and 1.4 times not exactly that of L. nobilisG leaves extricate, separately.
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Laurus nobilis, , Phytochemical sythesis
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