3.5.4. Metal Chelating Activity Assay

HM Hamdoon A. Mohammed
HA Hussein M. Ali
KQ Kamal A. Qureshi
MA Mansour Alsharidah
YK Yasser I. Kandil
RS Rana Said
SM Salman A. A. Mohammed
MA Mohsen S. Al-Omar
OR Osamah Al Rugaie
AA Ahmed A. H. Abdellatif
EA Essam Abd-Elmoniem
MA Manal M. Abbas
KM Khalid M. Mohany
RK Riaz A. Khan
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The plant’s hydroalcoholic extract’s ability to chelate metals compared to the EDTA was estimated using the method of Zengin et al. [85]. In brief, a mixture of the extract solution (2 mL of ethanol containing 200 µg of extract) and ferrous chloride (25 µL, 2 mM) was added to 100 µL of ferrozine to inchoate the color. The mixture’s absorbance was recorded at 562 nm against a blank (2 mL of the extract plus 200 µL of the ferrous chloride without ferrozine). The standard calibration curve of EDTA was prepared, and the chelating activity of the extract was calculated as the equivalent of the EDTA.

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