Sepia (dye) Usage And Synthesis

Chemical Properties

Sepia (dye) is a biological protective pigment that exists widely in animals, plants and microorganisms. It is a general term for a class of phenolic or indole biological macromolecular pigments with complex and diverse structures.

Mechanism of action

Sepia (dye) is a class of photoprotectants, anti-radiation agents, chelating agents, biological antioxidants and immunostimulants, which can resist snake venom, inhibit HIV replication and treat Parkinson's disease.

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