Detection of Active Compounds in Ulothrix sp. Algae


Year : 2024 | Volume : 14 | Issue : 03 | Page : 39-43
    By

    Zainab Abd Ameer Mohammed,

  • Nada Mohammed Reda Jaafar,

  1. Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, College of Education for Girls, University of Kufa, Kufa, Iraq
  2. Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, College of Education for Girls, University of Kufa, Kufa, Iraq

Abstract

The study included the identification of some active chemical compounds from blue-green algae Ulothrix and the production of many active compounds using algae extract. Algae are a talented cause of defiant corpulence mediators, as plump positions are an international hazard to human wellbeing. It is also linked to metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, heart disease and blood vessels, anti-obesity agents from algae are represented by four main compounds with (Phlorotannins, Fucoidans, Alginates, Fucoxanthin), therapeutic discipline has a notorious quantity of composite celluloses with exceptional chemical possessions. For example, certain algal cuttings have antiviral and anti-lump belongings. The extraordinary integrity gratified of red algae earnings is also beneficial in refining absorption. Red algae are regularly occupied as a nutritional addition, though its rank as a “super-nourishment” is indeterminate subsequently it has not been exposed to improve standard purpose. Blue-green algae are castoff as a foundation of dietary protein, B-vitamins, and iron. Health discipline has recognized a quantity of complex sugars with exceptional chemical possessions. For instance, convinced algal cuttings have antiviral and anti-growth assets. The extraordinary backbone pleased of inflamed algae resources; it is also expedient in educating absorption. Red algae are normally engaged as a nutritive appendage, yet its position as a “super-food” is uncertain since it has not been revealed to advance standard occupation. Cerulean-lime algae are secondhand as a foundation of dietary protein, B-vitamins, and iron. The active chemical compounds were extracted from the moss using ethanol and using an L device, the compounds with the highest percentage of Ulothrix were identified and the active compounds in Soxhlet moss were identified acetic acid, which has a molecular weight of 282.34%, was among other identified compounds, which appeared with a detention time of (7.725) minutes and an occupancy rate of 3.01%, but less C14H25F and its partial formula is 302. The molecular weight of the identified compounds was 266.513 and the molecular formula of the nonacosane compounds was 10%, which appeared with a detention time of 9.94 minutes and occupied a percentage of 34.156 C29H6O

Keywords: Algae, nonacosane, Ulothrix, extract, C29H6O, xanthophylls

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Zainab Abd Ameer Mohammed, Nada Mohammed Reda Jaafar. Detection of Active Compounds in Ulothrix sp. Algae. Research & Reviews : A Journal of Biotechnology. 2024; 14(03):39-43.
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Volume 14
Issue 03
Received 06/08/2024
Accepted 28/08/2024
Published 04/10/2024


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