COMPARATIVE STUDY OF BIOACTIVE COMPOUNDS OF BEETROOT AND PINEAPPLE FOR THE TREATMENT OF PSORIASIS AND EVALUATION BY PSORIATIC KERATINOCYTE CELL LINES
SANJANA S. SHETTY1 AND MAHESH KUMAR*2
1M.Tech scholar, Food and Nutritional Biotechnology, SRM University,
2Assistant Professor, (SG), Department of food and Process Engineering, SRM University, Tamil Nadu, India
*Corresponding Author Email -mk1591983@gmail.com -maheshkumar.m@ktr.srmuniv.ac.in Telephone +91-9884278027
ABSTRACT: The present study investigates the comparative study of ethanolic extract and freeze-dried powder of Beetroot (Beta vulgaris) and Pineapple (Ananas comosus). Betalain obtained from
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Beetroot juice is a powerful tool to prevent infectious and malignant disease. It is also a potential source of valuable water-soluble nitrogenous pigments, called betalains.4 The intense red color of beetroots is derived from high concentrations of betalains. Betalains are used as natural colorants by the food industry. Betalains are especially important for phytomedicine.5 It has also been studied for possible health benefits in humans, especially their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory activities.6 About 0.5-1% of extracted beet juice solids are betalains. Betalain pigments have specifically been shown to possess various antioxidant functions. Beetroot paste has been used for application on ulcers, inflammation and skin troubles Beets also contain small amounts of other nutrients like Vitamin A, Vitamin C, calcium, copper, magnesium, iron etc.7 The bioavailability of betalains in humans is reported to be high, and they remain stable in the gastrointestinal tract without any significant loss in anti-oxidative and anti-inflammatory properties, which increases their value as health food …show more content…
The turbidity of the cooled samples was measured at 660nm. The experiment was performed in triplicate.20 The Percentage inhibition of protein denaturation was calculated as follows. Percentage inhibition = (Abs Control –Abs Sample) X 100/ Abs control
(v) Determination of Anti - Psoriatic Activity
• MTT assay Chemicals and reagents: MTT (3-[4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl]-2,5-diphenyl tetrazolium bromide) invitrogen, USA. Acridine orange were obtained from Sigma, USA. All other fine chemicals were obtained from Sigma–Aldrich, St. Louis.
• Cell Culture
HaCaTcells obtained from NCCS (National Centre For Cell Science, Pune) were cultured in Dulbecco 's Modified Eagle Medium (DMEM), supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum, penicillin/streptomycin (250 U/mL), gentamycin (100ug/mL) andamphotericin B (1mg/mL) were obtained from Sigma Chemicals, MO, USA. All cell cultures were maintained at 37◦C in a humidified atmosphere of 5% CO2. Cells were allowed to grow to confluence over 24 h before
After lawn inoculating a Meuller Hinton plate and placing the samples of medication, the plate was then incubated for one week at 37 degrees Celsius. The first medication choice was Trimethoprim, this produced a zone of inhibition of 16mm, therefore being sensitive to the bacteria. Antibiotic number two was nalidixic acid, this too, has a zone of inhibition of 16mm but is considered intermediate. The next antibiotic was erythromycin which produced a zone of inhibition of zero and was therefore resistant. The last antibiotic that was chosen to be used in the experiment was ciprofloxacin.
These cells became the foundation for many modern cell culture methods and other scientific discoveries,
To prepare the solutions a 70% ethanol solution was used to make 40%. This was calculated using the C1V1=C2V2 formula. A photo spectrometer was used to measure, in arbitrary units, the change in membrane permeability of the B. Vulgaris cells. To begin, the B. Vulgaris samples were put into vials containing the distilled water, 40% and 70% Ethanol solutions. As soon as the B. Vulgaris samples were added to the vials a time zero sample was taken from the vials.
: A total of two different exercises were performed in the present experiment. A simulation of cells, using dialysis tubing, exposed to hypertonic, hypotonic, and isotonic environments, were setup in exercise one; and then observing the actual internal structure of wet mounts of plant cells, from Elodea, in isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic environments under microscopes in exercise two. The “cells” in the first experiment where tied ends of dialysis tubing, each containing 90% H2O / 10% NaCl solution. Their weight was measured. They were then exposed to three beakers of hypertonic, isotonic, and hypotonic solutions for one hour.
Discussion/Conclusion: The question of the experiment was the effects of concentration, temperature, pH lever, and inhibitors of enzymes that increase the rate of a chemical reaction without making a change itself in living cells. In the experiments, peroxide was used as the enzyme. The hypotheses were: 1. Concentration of the extract would directly affect enzyme activity.
Beetroot is effective for consumer to cure cardiovascular conditions and blood pressure. In other hand, beetroot contains an antioxidant which is alpha-lipoic acid. It is very useful because it can lower the glucose levels, increase the insulin
Specifically, anthocyanins. Besides providing color for a plant it also seems to healthful benefits. For example, protection against liver injuries, reduction of blood pressure, improved eyesight, preventing different types of diseases, and
Vulgaris cell. For this experiment it is hypothesised that exposure to ethanol solution will increase the membrane permeability of the B. Vulgaris cell. Methods The experimental methods were taken from Flinders University (2018). The aim of the experiment was to test what effects that ethanol solution has on the membrane permeability of B. Vulgaris.
Psoriasis A long term chronic skin disease which causes skin cells to grow too rapidly is known as Psoriasis. The results are thick silvery, white, or red patches to appear on the surface of the skin. Areas affected are generally the elbows, knees, scalp, back, palms, face, and feet. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, it’s estimated that about 7 million people in the United States alone are suffering from the skin disease, a vast majority being Caucasians.
This root tip was choosen because of its rapid growth and it can be easily avaliable and grown in large numbers. The rapid root growth proved advantageous as it allowed the observation of multiple cells in each mitotic stage within a small sample. It was expected that the majority of the cells found would be in interphase as a large proportion of the cell division cycle is spent with the cell performing its normal cellular functions. Materials: The Materials required for this experiment include; a
Aseptic technique was initiated at the beginning of this experiment by cleaning the work surface with disinfected wipes. Personal protectives equipment was also worn. The material utilized in this experiment was: S. epidermidis culture broth, sterile cotton swab, streak plate, forceps in 70% alcohol, a lit tea light, and the three antibiotic disks (novobiocin, gentamicin, penicillin). The first step, I divided a plate into three quadrants and labelled them with the different antibiotic names. Using the lit tea light, like a bursen burner, I flamed the mouth of the S. epidermidis culture.
There are various membranes and all have a variation of functions. The tonoplast in beets, contains a water-soluble red pigment called betacyanin, this pigment is what gives the beetroots is distinctive purpleish red color. The betacyanin is soluble in water and insoluble in lipids. This means that the pigment is contained in the vacuole of the cell while it is healthy.
Beets are rich in folate and betaine, nutrients known to lower homocysteine levels in the bloodstream. Damaged arteries and perhaps even heart disease have been linked to Homocysteine. If you add beets to your diet, you will lessen the chance of developing these problems. This has been shown to be helpful in fighting cancer when lab mice eat beets. You should consume beets while they are raw in order to gain the most health benefits.
Objective: The purpose of this experiment is to test various temperatures beet have on cell membrane and to investigate how beets will secrete red pigments. As the temperature increases in the cell membrane more dye will be release from the beet. As it expands, kinetic energy will accelerate up the distribution of red pigment to a point where it will damage the cell and the denature of proteins will increase where the dye will be free. Background:
Conclusion and Recommendations Ultimately, testing cell viability and knowing the count of viable and non-viable cells in a cell line is an important key in any research using cells. Having enough number of viable cells in a suspension would give accurate results in an experiment. This also shows how trypan blue is an important dye in cell viability and in the study of cells. This dye makes researcher’s life convenient in identifying and differentiating viable versus non-viable cells or live versus dead cells. It is really needed that researchers should ensure new and fresh cell cultures to ensure more viable cells in a culture.