Table 5. Free-radical scavenging capacity evaluated by ABTS and DPPH assays of tomato extracts of Pomodoro Giallo.
Pomodoro Giallo (PG) | |||
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ABTS assay | DPPH assay | ||
Hydrophilic extracts | NC | 123.7 (106.0–144.2) | 339.4 (243.1–473.8) |
Cd | 184.9 (154.6–221.2) | 383.7 (318.6–462.0) | |
Cr | 127.3 (106.8–151.7) | 52.9** (39.1–71.8) | |
Pb | 160.4 (120.4–213.8) | 883.3* (754.4–918.0) | |
Methanolic extracts | NC | 122.5 (109.3–137.4) | 196.6 (177.2–218.1) |
Cd | 148.8 (125.8–176.0) | 99.7** (90.5–110.0) | |
Cr | 107.5 (66.3–174.2) | 538.9* (341.6–902.2) | |
Pb | 112.3 (80.6–156.5) | 206.9 (124.5–343.8) | |
Chloroformic extracts | NC | 814.9 (546.5–1015.0) | 976.1 (722.0–1020.0) |
Cd | 751.6 (491.1–1050.0) | 304.1* (189.2–488.5) | |
Cr | 754.4 (585.4–972.3) | 901.7 (760.8–1059) | |
Pb | 751.1 (497.9–103.3) | 945.3 (728.3–1027.0) |
Free-radical scavenging capacity evaluated by ABTS and DPPH assays and expressed as EC50 (mg/L, with 95% confidence limits in brackets) of tomato extracts of Pomodoro Giallo grown in uncontaminated (NC) and contaminated (Cd, Cr, Pb) soils. A significant difference from NC was determined with Unpaired t-test*p<0.05, **p<0.01.