ANTHOCYANIN EXTRACTION, PURIFICATION AND THERAPEUTIC PROPERTIES ON HUMAN HEALTH - A REVIEW

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Shivi Tyagi
Srishtishree Mani
Neelam Chaturvedi

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ANTHOCYANIN, THERAPEUTIC, PURIFICATION, EXTRACTION, HUMAN HEALTH

Abstract

Flowering and fruiting plants as well as vegetative organs contain the water-soluble vacuolar pigments known as anthocyanins. They impart the distinctive red-to-blue color to fruits and vegetables. The foundation of anthocyanin use is the extraction and purification of anthocyanins from natural plants. To advance our understanding of anthocyanins, it is necessary to continually analyze the studies as well as their potential applications. The impact of various extraction and purification methods on the rate and purity of anthocyanin extraction were examined in this paper along with the most recent advancements in anthocyanin extraction and purification research. The review's findings can serve as a basis for scientific and industrial research. Due to their health advantages, such as the ability to combat oxidative stress, possessing antibacterial qualities, and preventing noncommunicable illnesses, they are frequently utilized as natural food colorants and have the potential to be nutraceutical additions

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