1986
DOI: 10.1007/bf02546039
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Tocopherols and tocotrienols in Finnish foods: Oils and fats

Abstract: The tocopherols and tocotrienols of vegetable oils, cod liver oil, margarines, butter and Voimariini dairy spread were analyzed by HPLC. The total tocopherol content varied from 4 (coconut oil) to 242 mg/100 g (wheat germ oil). α‐tocopherol equivalents varied from 2 (coconut oil) to 225 mg/100 g (wheat germ oil). Semisoft and soft margarines had an average total tocopherol of 53 and 61 mg, and an average α‐tocopherol equivalent of 17 and 27 mg/100 g, respectively. Hard margarines averaged 29 mg total tocophero… Show more

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“…The pattern of vitamin E concentrations observed through lactation in this study appears to be very similar to that observed in a variety of other mammal species (Kobayashi et al 1975;Jansson et al 1981;Chappell et al 1985;Syvajoya et al 1985;Ostrea et al 1986;Hidiroglou 1989;Pehrson et al 1990;Boersma et al 1991). In humans, for example, the vitamin E concentration is 3-4 times higher in colostrum than in mature milk (Syvaoja et al 1985;Boersma et al 1991;Holland et al 1991). Boersma et al (1991) suggested that a progressive increase in the size of the milk fat globule in humans would have an unfavorable effect on the membrane constituents of the milk fat globule, such as vitamin E. This hypothesis may be relevant to the vitamin E patterns observed in the milk of harp and hooded seals.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…The pattern of vitamin E concentrations observed through lactation in this study appears to be very similar to that observed in a variety of other mammal species (Kobayashi et al 1975;Jansson et al 1981;Chappell et al 1985;Syvajoya et al 1985;Ostrea et al 1986;Hidiroglou 1989;Pehrson et al 1990;Boersma et al 1991). In humans, for example, the vitamin E concentration is 3-4 times higher in colostrum than in mature milk (Syvaoja et al 1985;Boersma et al 1991;Holland et al 1991). Boersma et al (1991) suggested that a progressive increase in the size of the milk fat globule in humans would have an unfavorable effect on the membrane constituents of the milk fat globule, such as vitamin E. This hypothesis may be relevant to the vitamin E patterns observed in the milk of harp and hooded seals.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 85%
“…A injeção dos óleos na coluna cromatográfica foi realizada após diluição de 0,1 g da amostra em 10 mL de hexano, seguida por filtração em unidades filtrantes com porosidade de 0,45 µm (adaptado de Syväoja et al, 32 Dionise et al…”
Section: Determinação Dos Tocoferois E Tocotrienoisunclassified
“…17,32,33 Os óleos de canola e de soja apresentaram um perfil cromatográ-fico semelhante, onde o γ-tocoferol foi o composto predominante. O α-e o β-tocoferol ocorreram em menores concentrações.…”
Section: Figura 2 Cromatograma Da Mistura De Padrões De Tocoferois (unclassified
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