2.3. MGO-Trapping Potential of Peppermint Leaf Polyphenols
Several synthetic medicines and plant polyphenols are known to have the capacity for MGO scavenging [With the help of UHPLC-ESI-MS, we examined the ability of To sum up, (1) non-methylated flavones demonstrated substantially higher antiglycation and MGO-trapping potential than non-methylated flavanones. The difference in anti-MGO activity of luteolin and eriodictyol, as well as luteolin-7-A trapping test conducted on peppermint leaf extract confirmed the observations gained for its individual compounds. Since the predominant component of The possible heterocyclic structures of the mono- and di-methylglyoxal adducts of luteolin, apigenin, eriodictyol and eriocitrin are shown in Eriocitrin is a 7-