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A New Colorimetric DPPH Radical Scavenging Activity Method: Comparison with Spectrophotometric Assay in Some Medicinal Plants Used in Moroccan Pharmacopoeia
Antioxidants in medicinal plants are particularly important in protecting against reactive oxygen species (ROS)-related diseases, such as heart and blood vessel disease, nervous system degeneration, and cancer. Because our bodies are not strong enough to completely neutralize ROS, we sometimes need
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