Publications by authors named "Nazneen Bobby Mohammed"

Eradication of heavy metal pollution has become the prime priority over the conservation of water resources in the upcoming era. Herein, the study involved the halophilic fungal melanin from showed a promising biosorbent for the removal of toxic heavy metals which shows eco-friendly, cost-effective, high stability, and adsorbent efficiency. Polyurethane blended with fungal melanin polymers, makes polymeric nanofibrous membranes through electrospinning techniques.

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Melanin is an amorphous polymer made of heterogeneous functional groups synthesized by diverse organisms including fungi, bacteria, animals, and plants. It was widely acknowledged for its biological processes and its key role in the protection of organisms from environmental stress. Recently, melanin clutches attention in the field of nanobiotechnology, drug delivery, organic semiconductors and bioelectronics, environmental bioremediation, photoprotection, etc.

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Article Synopsis
  • The study investigates the antioxidant properties of L. leaves, which are known in folk medicine for various therapeutic uses, by analyzing their phytochemical contents such as phenolics, flavonoids, alkaloids, and tannins.
  • Various assays, including DPPH and ABTS, were conducted to evaluate the radical scavenging abilities of the ethanolic extract of the leaves.
  • Results indicate that L. has a significant antioxidant potential due to its high levels of phenolics (2.48 mg/g) and flavonoids (2.1 mg/g), suggesting its potential for developing antioxidant drugs in pharmaceutical applications.
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