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Research Article

Evaluation of the Use of Different Solvents for Phytochemical Constituents, Antioxidants, and In Vitro Anti-Inflammatory Activities of Severinia buxifolia

Table 3

In vitro anti-inflammatory activity of different S. buxifolia extracts.


Samples	IC₅₀ values (μg/mL)
Samples	Albumin denaturation	Proteinase inhibition	Membrane stabilization

Water extract	769.67 ± 36.45^a	601.80 ± 36.43^b	829.00 ± 76.25^a
Ethanolic extract	35.00 ± 5.14^d	418.80 ± 51.94^c	356.71 ± 41.15^c
Methanolic extract	28.86 ± 4.80^d	414.29 ± 12.62^c	319.00 ± 20.43^c
Chloroform extract	623.08 ± 9.67^b	611.75 ± 29.67^ab	573.00 ± 13.76^b
Dichloromethane extract	592.00 ± 87.17^b	672.25 ± 57.32^a	525.00 ± 22.93^b
Acetone extract	91.60 ± 4.79^c	575.50 ± 15.57^b	596.17 ± 26.87^b
	Inhibitory activity, %
Aspirin (100 μg/mL)	33.61 ± 0.56	34.17 ± 0.51	29.26 ± 1.87

All values are the mean ± SD (n = 3). Means within a column with different letters significantly differ by Tukey’s test at .