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. 2023 May 4;28(9):3880. doi: 10.3390/molecules28093880

Table 5.

Fitting equations of dose–effect relationships between enzyme inhibition rates and mass concentrations of polysaccharides extracted from Lycium barbarum leaves and their IC50.

Samples α-Glucosidase α-Amylase
Fitting Equations R 2 IC50
(mg/mL)
Fitting Equations R 2 IC50
(mg/mL)
Acarbose Y = 14.131 ln(X) + 70.565 0.9534 0.0002 Y = 3.046X2 − 7.8893X + 8.9804 0.9960 5.187
LLPt Y = −7.225X2 + 49.279X − 21.649 0.9871 2.101 Y = 2.3427X − 1.2074 0.9744 21.858
LLP30 Y = 35.678X − 19.384 0.9962 1.945 Y = −0.1034X2 + 5.076X − 2.7315 0.9469 14.928
LLP50 Y = 54.854 ln(X) + 22.13 0.9507 1.659 Y = 0.1567X2 + 0.2861X + 6.7586 0.9800 15.721
LLP70 Y = 41.227X − 28.403 0.9813 1.902 Y = 0.0343X2 + 0.5153X + 3.9659 0.9760 29.885

Note: X and Y represented LLP concentrations (mg/mL) and enzyme inhibition rates (%), respectively.