2003
DOI: 10.1039/b210094k
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Determination of the amino acid tryptophan and the biogenic amine tryptamine in foods by the heavy atom induced-room temperature phosphorescence methodology

Abstract: Very simple and selective methods are presented to determine the amino acid tryptophan (Trp) and the biogenic amine tryptamine (Tryp), both compounds with an indole-type molecular structure by the methodology named Heavy Atom Induced-Room Temperature Phosphorescence (HAI-RTP) which constitutes the first time that HAI-RTP has been used to detect compounds with non-naphthalenic structures in their molecules. Different variables affecting the phosphorescence signal (heavy atom perturber and sodium sulfite concent… Show more

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“…Trabalhos já descritos anteriormente [3], relatam a fluorescência da riboflavina e a fosforescência em solução na temperatura ambiente da triptamina [4], compostos sempre presentes em cervejas.…”
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“…Trabalhos já descritos anteriormente [3], relatam a fluorescência da riboflavina e a fosforescência em solução na temperatura ambiente da triptamina [4], compostos sempre presentes em cervejas.…”
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“…Modificadores de superfície, principalmente surfactantes, têm sido utilizados para melhorar as interações entre o analito, o íon de átomo pesado e o substrato de celulose [3,6]. O surfactante pode melhorar o contato entre o íon de átomo pesado e o analito, amplificando o efeito externo que ocasiona a mudança de multiplicidade do estado excitado.…”
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“…The TRP levels reported in this study are also of the same order of magnitude as those reported by Posati and Orr [45] on similar commercial samples. Furthermore, Cañabate-Díaz et al [46] evaluated the total TRP content in commercial yoghurts, but they reported slightly higher levels (374 mg/kg) by using a completely different method based on heavy atom-induced room temperature phosphorescence.…”
Section: Nutritional Evaluation Of Eryptophan Levels In Commercial Yomentioning
confidence: 99%