Camelia Alina Gîlcescu Florescu, Elena Camelia Stanciulescu, Anca Berbecaru-Iovan, Roxana Maria Balasoiu, Catalina Gabriela Pisoschi
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Inflammation and the injuries produced by free radicals are interconnected and influence each other. The underlying mechanisms of inflammation are partially attributed to the release of free radicals by immune cells, prooxidants that can also cause protein alteration. This study was performed in order to assess the potential anti-inflammatory effect of two bee venom samples harvested from Apis mellifera. Free radical scavenging capacity was investigated using DPPH and ABTS.+ tests and protective effect on proteins through the inhibitory activity on thermal denaturation of albumin.
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