1989
DOI: 10.2503/jjshs.58.601
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Content of Capsaicinoids and Capsaicinoid-like Substances in Fruit of Pepper (Capsicum annuum L.) Hybrids Made with ^|^prime;CH-19 Sweet^|^prime; as a Parent

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“…28) CH-19 Sweet contains only small amounts of capsaicinoids, but a considerable amount of capsiate. 4) We also showed that mice were not averse to the capsiate solution during a 4-h two-bottle choice test, even at the concentration at which capsaicin produced significant aversion (Fig. 6).…”
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“…28) CH-19 Sweet contains only small amounts of capsaicinoids, but a considerable amount of capsiate. 4) We also showed that mice were not averse to the capsiate solution during a 4-h two-bottle choice test, even at the concentration at which capsaicin produced significant aversion (Fig. 6).…”
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“…4) One of these CLSs was characterized and named capsiate. 5) Capsiate has an ester moiety at the C-7 0 position, rather than the amide moiety present in capsaicin, and has the same acyl residue as capsaicin, that is, the (E)-8-methyl-6-nonenoyl group.…”
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“…Recently, Yazawa et al have reported success in breeding CH-19 Sweet, 8) a new, non-pungent type of red pepper. CH-19 Sweet increases oxygen consumption and raises core body temperature and surface temperature in humans, 9) but because CH-19 Sweet has little pungency, 10) humans can ingest it without difficulty.…”
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“…CH-19 Sweet contains only very slight amounts of capsaicinoids. 8) Instead, capsinoids, non-pungent members of the capsaicin analog, are present in large quantities. 10,11) One of the major capsinoids in CH-19 Sweet is capsiate, 11) and the similarity of the structure of capsiate to that of capsaicin led us to expect that it might have a similar physiological effect in raising energy expenditure.…”
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“…7) CH-19 Sweet, originally named by Yazawa, contains only a very small amount of capsaicin. Instead, capsiate, a nonpungent member of the family of capsaicin, is included in a large amount.…”
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