Identification and antioxidant activity of natural functional microstructures produced with various neutral chemicals and bovine serum albumin

Abstract

Stress-related conditions are a product of modern practices, and different treatments, such as meditation, yoga, and antistress medications, are utilized to reduce disincentive stress impact. Herbal medicines are rescued humanity from a variety of illnesses, and they could be able to provide adequate responses to stress-induced disturbances. In this article, bovine serum albumin (BSA) microparticles comprising germinated seeds wheat-ginger, germinated seeds wheat-rosemary loaded BSA microparticles (GSW-ROS-MPs), germinated seeds wheat-asafoetida loaded BSA microparticles (GSW-ASA-MPs), ginger-rosemary loaded BSA microparticles (GIN-ROS-MPs), resveratrol-ginger microspheres (RES-GIN-MSs), resveratrol-rosemary microspheres (RES-ROS-MSs), resveratrol-asafoetida microspheres (RES-ASA-MSs), and asafoetida-ginger microspheres (ASA-GIN-MSs) were enhanced to improve the biopharmaceutical features of the neutral compounds. While all MPs kinds synthesized had a so-called spherical morphology, the microspheres were found to be non-porous and with a smooth spherical surface morphology. The antiradical activities were tested .Antioxidant activities of RES-ASA-MSs and GIN-ROS-MPs were found to be higher. Therefore, BSA-containing RES-ASA-MSs and GIN-ROS-MPs can be alternative systems for improving the features of these compounds and administering them therapeutically effectively. In conclusion, all prepared compounds in the present study displayed substantial in vitro free radical-scavenging capability which was dose dependent and be applicate in oxidative stress-based diseases.