The results of the BSA-Frumodel,whichevaluates all stages of protein glycation, agreed with the superoxide anion radical-scavenging results.
On the other hand, that of the
BSA-MGOmodel, which evaluates themiddle stage of protein glycation,
agreed with results of total phenolic content, DPPH
radical-scavenging capacity, and Fe-reducing power. The
anti-glycation activities of iwanori P, wakame Up1, and mekabu
Up’2 in the BSA-Fru model were clearly increased by fermentation
with Lb. plantarumAN6. The present study’s results suggest that, once
fermented with LAB, kurome and other edible algae have profitable
functions for preventing diabetes- and ageing-related glycation