Cytotoxic Effect of Silver Ions in Combination with Peanut's leaf extract on Cells
Jung, Y.
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As modern people suffered to various infectious diseases such as MERS and Covid 19, people interest in nature-driven health care has increased. Accordingly, expectations for natural therapeutics that can have a beneficial effect on the human body without being processed have increased. Buckwheat, peanut, and pine are representatives. Among them, peanuts contain polyphenols and flavonoids which are used as nutritional foods in various forms. For example, resveratrol is activated by the CYP1B1 enzyme in peanut sprouts and converted to piceatannol that can act on anticancer activity. Accordingly, increasing the content of polyphenols in peanuts makes possible to produce useful substances that are harmless to the human body as well as the environment. Therefore, I conducted research to find an effective way to increase the content of polyphenols. This study projects an effective way to secure peanuts with high polyphenol content based on the characteristics that the content of polyphenols increases when plants are wounded. Comparative studies were conducted through wounding, and it was confirmed that the polyphenol content increased in the wounded plants. Subsequently, it was confirmed that the content of polyphenol increased through the DPPH experiment, and the content of flavonoids also increased. Using the data of this study can be used to produce peanuts with high polyphenol content. To find an effective method for cultivating peanuts containing high concentration of phenolic compounds, I compared two groups of plants with different conditions. First group was consisted of normal plants with no treatment and second group was consisted of wounded plants. I treated by using these conditions in each group for two days and the results showed that group 2 has high concentration of flavonoid and phenolic compounds. To verify this result, I conducted DPPH assay which provides convincing evidence that group 2 has justifiable anti-inflammatory effects. However, due to the difference of the effects in group 1 and 2 was not that standing out, successively added silver ion to observe synergic effect of anti-inflammatory substances. Combined phenolic compound and silver ion showed dramatic effects in nitric oxide (NO) assay for increasing anti-inflammatory effects compared to other examined groups.
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