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Methanol and chloroform fraction exhibited efficient scavenging of DPPH·, ABTS·+, ·OH, superoxide, lipid peroxide and nitric oxide free radicals.

In order to preserve the sensors energy, an optimal choice of transmit powers and an efficient scavenging mechanism of energy from the deployment environment along with an adequate topological placement of the sensors are necessary.

To that effect, we developed a minimal model of the PTTRDS, and we defined a set of quantitative performance criteria that embody the requirements for (a) efficient scavenging capacity, (b) low NADPH consumption, (c) effective signal propagation, and (d) effective anticipatory blocking.

Methanol leaf extract had an IC50 value (IC50 = 43.22 ± 0.59  μg/mL) significantly lower than the control ascorbic acid (IC50 = 546.54 ± 9.79  μg/mL) demonstrating a more efficient scavenging potential than the latter.

Such specific localization of invertase may be ecologically beneficial for efficient scavenging of hydrolyzed products.

In addition, the stability and the photocurrent induced by the Cu2O films were significantly improved when H2O2 was added to the electrolyte, which is explained by efficient scavenging of electrons, yielding oxygen and water as confirmed by gas chromatography (GC).

Bark methanol extract was found highly efficient in scavenging the free radicals than other extracts.

(2) Sufficient electrolyte pore filling in vertically branched structures leads to efficient hole scavenging at ZnO/dye interfaces, lowering the locus of recombination [25].

For example, it has been demonstrated that pyrogallol moiety is an active component of flavonoid for displaying high O2·- scavenging activity because pyrogallol is much more efficient in scavenging O2·- than catechol [8].

The increased antioxidant enzyme activities in the MeJA and T. harzianum treated plants were more pronounced and higher levels were observed, indicating that the MeJA and Th pretreated plants were highly efficient in scavenging from the deleterious effects of ROS.

In our results, the LP of G. elata showed a constitutive higher level of L-ascorbate peroxidase, which was significantly increased after Mycena inoculation, contributing to efficient H2O2 scavenging.