2009
DOI: 10.1080/19476330903092837
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Evaluación del contenido de metales y su efecto en la estabilidad de antocianinas Metal content evaluation and its effect on the stability of anthocyanins

Abstract: Anthocyanins are natural pigments interesting in the area of food due to the large color range they exhibit and their beneficial effects on health as a result of their antioxidant properties. Their use in food is limited by the low stability of the compounds contained in the antioxidant extracts.Stabilization by metal complexation is one of the most important mechanisms for anthocyanin stability. In this work, the main metals contained in blue creole corn are quantified by inductively coupled plasma atomic emi… Show more

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“…(2016) reported that the total ACs content in HT (85 °C/1 min) cranberry juice with added GA was higher than that in non‐pigmented juice during 16 days' storage at 23 °C. The copigmentation force between ACs and GA comprises hydrogen bonds and Van der Waals interaction (vertical π–π stacking) between the planar polarisable nuclei of the ACs (Castañeda‐Ovando et al ., 2009), which makes ACs more stable during the early stage of storage. Nonetheless, the degradation of ACs was not completely inhibited during storage in this study, even in the HPP‐ and US‐treated copigmented juices.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…(2016) reported that the total ACs content in HT (85 °C/1 min) cranberry juice with added GA was higher than that in non‐pigmented juice during 16 days' storage at 23 °C. The copigmentation force between ACs and GA comprises hydrogen bonds and Van der Waals interaction (vertical π–π stacking) between the planar polarisable nuclei of the ACs (Castañeda‐Ovando et al ., 2009), which makes ACs more stable during the early stage of storage. Nonetheless, the degradation of ACs was not completely inhibited during storage in this study, even in the HPP‐ and US‐treated copigmented juices.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%