Investigación sobre la composición química, la actividad antioxidante y la proteína nucleocápsida del SARS-CoV-2 de la endémica Ferula longipedunculata Peşmen
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Antioxidante, Composición química, COVID-19, Ferula Longipedunculata Peşmen, SARS-CoV-2Resumen
Se analizó el aceite esencial y la grasa de la raíz, la parte verde y el tallo de F. Longipedunculata mediante GC-MS y HPLC-TOF/MS y sus actividades antioxidantes (método DPPH) y posible unión de fitoquímicos contra el SARS-CoV-2 nucleocápside utilizando el software Molegro Virtual Docker. En la parte de la raíz de la planta, los componentes prominentes del aceite fueron β-felandreno (53,46%), ocimeno (6,79%), 4-terpineol (5,94%) y santalol (5,03%). Los resultados cuantitativos mostraron los siguientes valores: ácido vainílico (141,35 mg/kg), ácido ferúlico (126,19 mg/kg) y ácido 4-hidroxibenzoico (119,92 mg/kg) en la raíz, quercetina-3-β-O-glucósido (1737,70 mg/kg), quercetina (531,35 mg/kg) y ácido ferúlico (246,22 mg/kg) en la parte verde y ácido fumárico (2100,21 mg/kg), quercetina-3-β-O-glucósido (163,24 mg/kg) y ácido vainílico (57,59 mg/kg) en la parte del tallo, respectivamente. La actividad antioxidante de todas las partes de la planta fue mayor que el control de BHT. La silibinina, la rutina y la neohesperidina exhibieron una afinidad más fuerte que los nucleótidos. En el análisis silico, muchos de los fitoquímicos se pueden unir con fuertes enlaces de hidrógeno y con efectos electrostáticos a los aminoácidos a los que se unen los nucleótidos. Los resultados indicaron que la planta tiene un efecto antioxidante y puede ser eficaz contra el SARS-CoV-2 gracias a los diferentes compuestos fitoquímicos que contiene.
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