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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Nat Prod. 2009 Apr;72(4):725–731. doi: 10.1021/np8007123

Table 2.

Initial rates of reduction for cytochrome c by xanthine oxidase + xanthine in the presence of natural product. Also shown are rates following 10 minute incubations of enzyme with 25 μM natural products and cytochrome c prior to the addition of xanthine. Final reaction mixtures were monitored over several minutes at 550 nm and contained 50 nM XO, 100 μM xanthine, natural product, and 75 μM cytochrome c. Error expressed as standard deviations from triplicate trials.

Rate of cyt c reduction (nM · s−1)
Luteolin
Control 160 ± 0.6
10 μM 100 ± 3
25 μM 82 ± 9
50 μM 71 ± 3
Incubation 110 ± 10
(Control) (170 ± 20)
Quercetin
Control 170 ± 1
10 μM 140 ± 20
25 μM 100 ± 7
50 μM 80 ± 6
Incubation 110 ± 7
(Control) (170 ± 20)
Curcumin
Control 160 ± 20
10 μM 160 ± 7
25 μM 150 ± 6
50 μM 150 ± 6
Incubation 150 ± 10
(Control) (170 ± 20)
Silibinin
Control 160 ± 0.6
10 μM 160 ± 7
25 μM 150 ± 17
50 μM 140 ± 13
Incubation 120 ± 4
(Control) (170 ± 20)
Allopurinol
Control 170 ± 10
10 μM 140 ± 10
25 μM 140 ± 6
50 μM 120 ± 9
Incubation 28 ± 1
(Control) (170 ± 20)