HPTLC fingerprint: a modern approach for the analytical determination of botanicals

Nicoletti, Marcello

doi:10.1590/s0102-695x2011005000131

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“…In fact, the metabolomics approach allows obtaining the widest possible coverage, in terms of the type and number of analyzed compounds. The ingerprint by HPTLC method was successfully used to determine the herbal composition of neem studied product [62][63][64][65][66][67][68][69], evidencing the complexity in composition and the multiplicity of activities.…”

Section: The Neem Opportunitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Intelligent and Smart Packaging

Nicoletti¹,

Serrone²

2017

Future Foods

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Urgent need of increased food production and availability are crucial in humankind future. A key aspect concerns the food preservation, wherein packaging is a main aspect. Packaging is still in a primitive form, utilized as a way to separate food from environmental conditions, not considering the inside situation. Improvement of packaging means less cost, more food available, and waste decrease. Several solutions are emerging to face this challenge. They are focused on three aspects: the antimicrobial agent; the packaging material; and the technological implication in the inal production of packaging. Biotechnology is expected to play a central role in the future food to solve central points, as retain integrity and actively prevent food spoilage. In this phase, several projects are moving, still waiting to converge in adequate products. The galaxy of smart packaging is rapidly moving and increasing in researches. This phase represents a chaotic period of several proposals production and tentative in solving the food preservative problems, using new technologies and advanced techniques, like nanotechnology. Waiting the collapse into a central paradigm, it is interesting and useful to follow the scenario of researches on smart packaging based on natural products here reported.

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Section: The Neem Opportunitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Intelligent and Smart Packaging

Nicoletti¹,

Serrone²

2017

Future Foods

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“…NMR has been proposed as the possible tool in natural products fingerprint and its use reported on foods and medicinal drugs [17][18][19], including the analysis of adulteration or food supplements spiked with synthetic products, when a single simple HPTLC plate can be sufficient [17][18][19][20][21][22][23]. The main problem to face is that also using a spectrometer of high resolution, the possibility of peaks overlapping remains very high.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…A fingerprint is the individual chromatographic track representing, as near as possible, the mixture of produced organic substances [23]. By the fingerprint approach, it is possible to obtain a proper identification of the plant material, but also determine and assert the limits of the biological changes, without necessary identifying or quantifying a specific compound.…”

Section: Studying Complexitymentioning

confidence: 99%