Avaliação dos compostos fenolicos e atividade antioxidante em diferentes partes da planta de variedades de sorgo
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O campo da produção de ração animal é considerado uma das áreas mais importantes na produção pecuária. Dado que o setor pecuário na Argélia enfrentou muitos problemas, como a escassez de água e o alto custo dos alimentos tradicionais, é importante encontrar outras fontes locais para superar essas dificuldades. Este estudo teve como objetivo determinar o conteúdo de metabólitos secundários, incluindo compostos fenólicos totais, taninos e flavonoides, e a atividade antioxidante em diferentes partes (folhas, caules e resíduos de panícula) de dez variedades de sorgo encontradas no deserto argelino e cultivadas na região de Bordj Bou Arreridj, na Argélia. Os resultados mostraram diferenças significativas entre os conteúdos das amostras estudadas, bem como entre as três partes diferentes da planta, a saber, as folhas, os caules e os resíduos da panícula. O conteúdo total de fenólicos variou de 122,33 a 1.344,44 mg EAG.100 g-1, com níveis de taninos de 4,84 a 927,78 mg EAG.100 g-1, enquanto os valores de flavonoides variaram de 0,24 a 558,25 mg EQ.100 g-1. A atividade antioxidante também mostrou uma variação significativa, com valores de DPPH entre 46,10 e 1481,68 mg AAE.100 g-1, FRAP de 31,76 a 1.145,92 mg AAE.100 g-1, e valores de ABTS variando de 28,89 a 459,92 mg AAE.100 g-1. Esses resultados confirmaram que as plantas de sorgo não apenas representavam uma fonte de compostos metabólicos primários, como fibras, amido, proteínas e materiais energéticos usados como ração animal, mas também poderiam ser utilizadas como uma rica fonte de compostos fenólicos com um valor efetivo na saúde humana.
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