1953
DOI: 10.1002/lipi.19530550609
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Quercetin als Antioxydans

Abstract: mit Synergisten zur Erreichung einer ausre'ichenden praktischen Ilaltbarkeit von Nahrungsfetten ziehcn zu konnen. b) Mit Hilfe dieser Methodc ist man a u h in der Lage, die i n der Natur vorhandenen fettantioxygen wirksamen Schutzstoffe in ihrer Art und Wirkungsweise zu erkennen, wodurch die Suchc nach physiologisch unbedenklichen und im weiteren Gelolge darstellbaren Antioxygenen ermiiglicht wird.3. Als ,,Antioxygene Leistungs-Einheit" [A. L.-E.], fur die vorliegende Abhandlung noch kein Beispiel aufweist, wi… Show more

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“…A combination of metaphosphoric acid and edetic acid has been recommended for use in the presence of C U +~ and Fe+2 (104). Flavonoids inhibit the C U +~ catalyzed oxidation of ascorbic acid (126). The order of activity reported by Takamura and Ito (127) similar activity are 0-diphenols (128), aryl thioureas (129), rubeanic acid (130), acidic polysaccharides (131), sodium alginate (132), high concentrations of sucrose, glucose, or fructose (1331, lysine and glutamic acid (117), a combination of dl-N-acetylhomocystine-thiolactone and sodium sulfite (134), gelatin (135), urocanic acid and/or its alkyl esters (136), and RNA, DNA, or salts (137).…”
Section: Factors That Enhance Vitamin Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A combination of metaphosphoric acid and edetic acid has been recommended for use in the presence of C U +~ and Fe+2 (104). Flavonoids inhibit the C U +~ catalyzed oxidation of ascorbic acid (126). The order of activity reported by Takamura and Ito (127) similar activity are 0-diphenols (128), aryl thioureas (129), rubeanic acid (130), acidic polysaccharides (131), sodium alginate (132), high concentrations of sucrose, glucose, or fructose (1331, lysine and glutamic acid (117), a combination of dl-N-acetylhomocystine-thiolactone and sodium sulfite (134), gelatin (135), urocanic acid and/or its alkyl esters (136), and RNA, DNA, or salts (137).…”
Section: Factors That Enhance Vitamin Stabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, even the most effective of the phenols studied i n model systems, quercetin, was inferior, on a weight or molecular basis, to the artificial antioxidants, BHA, BHT and PG, though superior to a-ocopherol. This last observation is not in accord with those of Heimann et a/., 8 Quercetin and similar related polyhydroxyflavones, are, as pointed out by Pratt,3 bimodal in function. They act, like BHA and tocopherols, as inhibitors of free radical propagation reactions.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 56%
“…The antioxidant ability of flavonols (3-hydroxy flavone derivatives) has been well established in both non-aqueous lipid systems (Richardson et al, 1947;Kurth and Chan, 1951 ;Heimann et al, 1953;Simpson and Uri, 1956;Mehta and Seshadri, 1959) and in aqueous-lipid systems (Simpson and Uri, 1956;Kelly and Watts, 1957). 0 FLAVONE Antioxidant activity of flavonols is apparently due to their ability to act as free radical acceptors (Heimann et al, 1953 ;Simpson and Uri, 1956;Lea, 1958;Mehta and Seshadri, 1959;Crawford et al, 1961) and/ or to complex metal ions (Lewis and Watts, 1958;Kelley and Watts, 1957 ;Mehta and Seshadri, 1959). Heimann and Reiff (1953) studied flavone derivatives as antioxidants r 27 I in ethyl linoleate and concluded that the following structural characteristics were correlated with antioxidant activity : 1) the 2-3 olefin group and the ketone in position 4 of the pyrone ring; 2) 3-hydroxylation; 3) ortho hydroxylation of the B ring ; 4) meta hydroxylation of the chromone system (i.e., 5,7-dihydroxy).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%