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. 2025 May 23;28:102580. doi: 10.1016/j.fochx.2025.102580

Table 1.

Extraction yield (EY), total phenolic content (TPC), and antioxidant activity for different test conditions of GCSE.

Test No. T°C P (Mpa) Co (%) EY
(%)
TPC
(mg GAE/g dw)
Antioxidant Activity
DPPH (%) ABTS●+ (%)
GCSE1 40 20 20 5.403 f ± 0.398 26.046 e ± 0.350 76.600 e ± 0.254 78.431 e ± 0.222
GCSE 2 50 20 20 6.776 e ± 0.433 27.088 de ± 0.450 79.283 d ± 0.936 80.613 d ± 0.847
GCSE 3 60 20 20 7.582 e ± 0.232 27.413 d ± 617 80.757 cd ± 0.601 82.168 c ± 0.485
GCSE 4 70 20 20 8.819 d ± 0.374 27.577 d ± 0.241 81.044 c ± 0.645 82.288 c ± 0.541
GCSE 5 40 30 20 10.141 c ± 0.423 31.788 c ± 0.158 85.767 b ± 0.548 87.381 b ± 0.515
GCSE 6 50 30 20 10.741 c ± 0.136 32.403 c ± 0.325 87.195 b ± 0.087 88.414 b ± 0.183
GCSE 7 60 30 20 12.405 b ± 0.374 34.645 b ± 0.435 89.580 a ± 0.456 91.400 a ± 0.551
GCSE 8 70 30 20 14.937 a ± 0.281 36.350 a ± 0.277 89.762 a ± 0.471 91.792 a ± 462
P-value 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
F-value 244.60 314.5 241.02 294.65

Mean ± SD, n = 3. Different letters (a-e) within each column indicate significant differences (p ≤ 0.05). Temperature (T), Pressure (P), Co-solvent content (Co). Note: EY (%) refers to the extraction yield calculated based on the initial sample weight of 21 g.