Lamek Marpaung
University of North Sumatra
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Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research | 2018
Misri Yanty Lubis; Lamek Marpaung; Muhammad Pandapotan Nasution; Partomuan Simanjuntak
Objective: This study was aimed to isolate and investigate antioxidant activity of gallic acid in pods of jiringa ( Archidendron jiringa [Jack] I.C. Nielsen). Methods: Pods of jiringa were extracted by maceration. Phenolic compounds were tested using FeCl3. Identification of pure compound was obtained from spectra data from nuclear magnetic resonance of proton H (1H NMR), NMR of carbon (13C NMR), infra-red, and mass spectrometry. Antioxidant activity was investigated using 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl method. Results: The IC50 of gallic acid from jiringa’s pods ( A. jiringa [Jack] I.C. Nielsen) was 3.65 μg/ml. This value showed that gallic acid from jiringa’s pods ( A. jiringa [Jack] I.C. Nielsen) had high antioxidant activity. Conclusions : Gallic acid presents in pods of jiringa ( A. jiringa [Jack] I.C. Nielsen) and has high antioxidant activity.
Asian Journal of Chemistry | 2018
Mastura; Tonel Barus; Lamek Marpaung; Partomuan Simanjuntak
Indonesia is rich with potential plants to be developed as drug materials. Research reported that more than 250 species of medicinal plants from 165 genus and 75 families have been used by Dayak Ransa tribe in West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Almost 200 species of wood plants have been used by Dayak Kenyah tribe in Apo Kayan plateau, Indonesia, as medicines [1]. Aceh province also has many potential plants for drug materials. One of them is Halban/Laban (Vitex pinnata Linn. Syn. Vitex pubescens Vahl.). Local people of Aceh province knew this plant as ‘Oun Mane’ and it is used as medicine for its anticholesterol, fever and stomach ache properties [2]. Burkill [3] also reported that the barks of this plant can relieve stomach ache, while its leaves can be used as medicine for fever and wounds. Fruits of V. pinnata contain a flavan-type flavonoid compound in the isomeric mixture [4]. Products from plants are rich with bioactive compounds that act as antioxidant to reduce excessive reactive oxygen species (ROS) produced by physiological process and many normal exogenic factors. Excessive ROS enhancement causes oxidative stress, leading to tissue damage by DNA, protein and lipid destruction [5]. The antioxidant in the body neutralizes free radicals. Therefore, foods rich in antioxidant are really needed by the body and the discovery of natural antioxidant from plant is continuously researched. Phenolic compound Isolation and Identification of Iridoid from Water Extract of Leaves of Vitex pinnata Linn. as Antioxidant
International Journal For Science Technology And Engineering | 2018
Wisda Noviyanti Utami; Lamek Marpaung; Sovia Lenny
Asian Journal of Pharmaceutical and Clinical Research | 2018
Misri Yanty Lubis; Rikson Siburian; Lamek Marpaung; Partomuan Simanjuntak; Muhammad Pandapotan Nasution
Der Pharma Chemica | 2017
Iwan Freddy Sidabutar; Lamek Marpaung; Sovia Lenny
Asian Journal of Chemistry | 2017
Helmina Br. Sembiring; Tonel Barus; Lamek Marpaung; Partomuan Simanjuntak
PROSIDING SEMINAR KIMIA | 2016
Binawati Ginting; Tonel Barus; Lamek Marpaung; Partomuan Simanjuntak
PROSIDING SEMINAR KIMIA | 2016
Binawati Ginting; Tonel Barus; Lamek Marpaung; Partomuan Simanjuntak
Chimica et Natura Acta | 2016
Helmina Br. Sembiring; Sovia Lenny; Lamek Marpaung
Asian Journal of Chemistry | 2016
Binawati Ginting; Lamek Marpaung; Tonel Barus; Partomuan Simanjuntak