Determination of the absolute redox potential of Rutin: Experimental and theoretical studies

Alkali metal salts of rutin – Synthesis, spectroscopic (FT-IR, FT-Raman, UV–VIS), antioxidant and antimicrobial studies

“…Atherosclerosis and other coronary diseases [8,11,7], cataracts and glaucoma [18,8]. Rutin shows also a protective effect on the vascular wall [1,3,12,13]. Rutin has an anti-inflammatory activity [18,19], anti-tumor, antiallergic, diuretic [2,10,12], antiviral and antimicrobial properties [5,7,20].…”

“…The rutin remains in good synergy with ascorbic acid [10,12,13]. It acts as antioxidant relative to vitamin C, inhibiting the process of their oxidation.…”

Selective Monitoring of Rutin and Quercetin based on a Novel Multi-wall Carbon Nanotube-coated Glassy Carbon Electrode Modified with Microbial Carbohydrates α-Cyclosophorohexadecaose and Succinoglycan Monomer M3

“…The Ep of rutin varies linearly between 0.56 V ~ -0.02 V in a range of pH 2 ~ pH 11. 16 Hence, the estimated E p of rutin at pH 7.2 given by linear interpolation ((9 × 0.56 V -0.58 V × 5.2)/9) is 0.22 V. The roughly 60 mV difference from the experimental value may be due to M3 molecules doped into MWNTs.…”

Electrochemical oxidation of the synthetic anthocyanin analogue 4-methyl-7,8-dihydroxyflavylium salt

“…Works reporting the use of electrochemical methods to investigate the mechanism of oxidation of flavonoids include catechin [21] and rutin [22][23][24]. Quercetin has been also the subject of several publications [25][26][27] and a recent paper dealt with a detailed study of its electrochemical behaviour in biological-like conditions in order to elucidate the oxidation mechanism and quercetin action as antioxidant [28].…”