Abstract:The effective selenylated polysaccharides (refer as TPS-Se) with an average molecular weight (M W ) of 3.109 × 104 Da was synthesized by the reduction of sodium selenite with ascorbic acid in the presence of Qingzhuan Dark Tea polysaccharides (TPS). The selenium (Se) content of TPS-Se was up to 37.05%. The differences between TPS and TPS-Se were compared in morphology, structure, antioxidant activity, and molecular weight using FT-IR, Raman spectroscopy, X-ray diffraction (XRD), and X-ray photoelectron spectro… Show more
“…And the possible regulatory pathways of tea on glucolipid metabolism were as follows: inhibiting lipid absorption by forming complex with lipids and lipases (Xu et al, 2020), reducing glucose digestion and absorption by inhibiting amylase activity (Sun et al, 2017), inhibiting gluconeogenesis (Collins et al, 2007), enhancing glucose consumption and utilization (Lin & Lin, 2008) etc. Of course, researchers suggested that tea polyphenols (TPs) (Macena et al, 2022;Tan et al, 2022), caffeine (CAF), tea polysaccharide (Zhou et al, 2022a(Zhou et al, , 2023Kim et al, 2022), and other functional ingredients (Rubanka et al, 2020;Wang et al, 2023) contained in tea play a key role in lowering blood glucose levels. In addition, studies suggested that TPs (Zhou et al, 2022b), tea pigment (Liu et al, 2020) and other functional components contained in tea also play an important role in lowering uric acid levels.…”
The glucose-lowering effects (GLE) and uric acid-lowering effects (UALE) of tea have been widely reported, but the differences in quality and activity of different varieties and grades (DVG) are still unknown. Herein, yellow tea (YT) were chosen, and in this study the effects of YT with DVG on GLE and UALE were investigated and comparised in zebrafish with diabetes and hyperuricemia, and the mechanism of action were deeply researched. Results showed that there were distinct differences in GLE and UALE of YT with DVG after zebrafish evaluation. The GLE and UALE of population cultivar with all different grades were relatively better than that of special early species. The GLE of bud tea and small tea was better than that of large tea. The UALE of small tea was better than that of large tea and then better than that of bud tea. The differences in GLE and UALE may be related to the content levels of phenols because the GLE and UALE was significantly reduced when phenols directly removed from YT solution. Regression analysis revealed that the highest GLE and UALE does not require the highest or lowest content of each phenolic substance, but depend on what components.
“…And the possible regulatory pathways of tea on glucolipid metabolism were as follows: inhibiting lipid absorption by forming complex with lipids and lipases (Xu et al, 2020), reducing glucose digestion and absorption by inhibiting amylase activity (Sun et al, 2017), inhibiting gluconeogenesis (Collins et al, 2007), enhancing glucose consumption and utilization (Lin & Lin, 2008) etc. Of course, researchers suggested that tea polyphenols (TPs) (Macena et al, 2022;Tan et al, 2022), caffeine (CAF), tea polysaccharide (Zhou et al, 2022a(Zhou et al, , 2023Kim et al, 2022), and other functional ingredients (Rubanka et al, 2020;Wang et al, 2023) contained in tea play a key role in lowering blood glucose levels. In addition, studies suggested that TPs (Zhou et al, 2022b), tea pigment (Liu et al, 2020) and other functional components contained in tea also play an important role in lowering uric acid levels.…”
The glucose-lowering effects (GLE) and uric acid-lowering effects (UALE) of tea have been widely reported, but the differences in quality and activity of different varieties and grades (DVG) are still unknown. Herein, yellow tea (YT) were chosen, and in this study the effects of YT with DVG on GLE and UALE were investigated and comparised in zebrafish with diabetes and hyperuricemia, and the mechanism of action were deeply researched. Results showed that there were distinct differences in GLE and UALE of YT with DVG after zebrafish evaluation. The GLE and UALE of population cultivar with all different grades were relatively better than that of special early species. The GLE of bud tea and small tea was better than that of large tea. The UALE of small tea was better than that of large tea and then better than that of bud tea. The differences in GLE and UALE may be related to the content levels of phenols because the GLE and UALE was significantly reduced when phenols directly removed from YT solution. Regression analysis revealed that the highest GLE and UALE does not require the highest or lowest content of each phenolic substance, but depend on what components.
“…In recent years, TPS had been very active in international scientific community, especially in the fields of nutrition, pharmacy and food science, among which the development of metal ion complexation of TPS is one of the research hotspots (Liu et al, 2018;Mei et al, 2017;Huang et al, 2017). Compared with TPS, its complexation with iron ions and selenium ions had enhanced the antioxidant properties (Zhou et al, 2022a(Zhou et al, , 2022bAlmanaa et al, 2022;León et al, 2022), and its complexation with scandium was used in various tumors such as MNNG/HOS osteosarcoma, A375 melanoma, A549 Lung adenocarcinoma, U251 glioma, etc. with antiproliferative properties and as a nuclear medicine theragnostic agent (Mazza et al, 2021;Muñoz-Garcia et al, 2021).…”
Tea polysaccharides was one of the active ingredients of Qingzhuan dark tea, which had antioxidant, anti-tumor, and immuneenhancing effects. The complexation of metal ions of tea polysaccharides was one of the current research hotspots. It can combine the advantages of tea polysaccharides and their complexed trace metal elements, and had great potential development. In this study, the trace element-copper required by the human body was used for complexation with Qingzhuan dark tea polysaccharides, and the structure was characterized by various chemical methods. The copper complexes of Qingzhuan dark tea polysaccharides were characterized by UV spectroscopy, FT-IR, thermogravimetric analysis, X-ray diffraction (XRD), SEM, AFM and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS). The tests results show that it was successfully complexed with tea polysaccharides. Meanwhile, the Qingzhuan dark tea polysaccharides copper complex compound (termed TPS-Cu) showed higher scavenging activity of hydroxyl radical and ABTS free radical than the tea polysaccharides (termed TPS). Therefore, TPS-Cu can be used as a potentially effective and stable copper supplement and preventive agent.
“…In recent years, interest in tartary buckwheat tea (TBT) has also increased because of its health benefits and convenience. Unlike traditional tea products (green teas and black teas), TBT is strictly a grain tea, a substitute tea made from tartary buckwheat seeds and other raw materials (Qin et al, 2013;Tang et al, 2019;Zhou et al, 2022). Total flavonoid content in the tea infusion of TBT, which is rich in flavonoids, can be used as a source of rutin in the human diet (Xu et al, 2019b).…”
As an alternative type of tea product, tartary buckwheat tea (TBT) has become popular in the current market because of its rich taste, natural healthiness and convenience of use. Because sensory evaluation is easily affected by the individual differences and external factors that affect human assessors, the present study used intelligent sensory systems (electronic nose, electronic tongue and electronic eye) to analyze different types of TBT to establish a scientific basis for its quality characteristics. Results showed that obvious differences in color, aroma and taste were found among the different types of teas. The taste differences in the TBT were mainly acquired by the CTS sensor (saltiness) and ANS sensor (sweetness), with the greatest number of volatile substance was detected in the whole plant tea. Overall, intelligent sensory technology could accurately evaluate TBT thus providing the capability to meet the needs of different types of consumers and of different occasions.
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