2016
DOI: 10.1080/10942912.2015.1037958
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Comparison of Antioxidant Activities and High-Performance Liquid Chromatography Analysis of Polyphenol from Different Apple Varieties

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“…Fuji apples contained higher epicatechin levels (451.9 μg g −1 DW) than Fuji apples grown in Europe (250 μg g −1 DW) in the peel, after correcting FW to DW on the basis of a 90% estimated moisture content . Yellow‐skinned apple cultivars Summer King and Hwangok apples contained higher epicatehin levels (184.8 and 405.7 μg g −1 DW, respectively) than Golden Delicious apples grown in the USA (71.2 μg g −1 DW) and China (172.8 μg g −1 DW) in the peel . The peel of Fuji apples contained lower catechin levels (242.4 μg g −1 DW) than the peel of Fuji apples grown in Europe (290–750 μg g −1 DW) and higher catechin levels than the peel of Fuji apples grown in China (17.3 μg g −1 DW), after correcting FW to DW on the basis of a 90% estimated moisture content.…”
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confidence: 94%
“…Fuji apples contained higher epicatechin levels (451.9 μg g −1 DW) than Fuji apples grown in Europe (250 μg g −1 DW) in the peel, after correcting FW to DW on the basis of a 90% estimated moisture content . Yellow‐skinned apple cultivars Summer King and Hwangok apples contained higher epicatehin levels (184.8 and 405.7 μg g −1 DW, respectively) than Golden Delicious apples grown in the USA (71.2 μg g −1 DW) and China (172.8 μg g −1 DW) in the peel . The peel of Fuji apples contained lower catechin levels (242.4 μg g −1 DW) than the peel of Fuji apples grown in Europe (290–750 μg g −1 DW) and higher catechin levels than the peel of Fuji apples grown in China (17.3 μg g −1 DW), after correcting FW to DW on the basis of a 90% estimated moisture content.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Structure BDE IP BDE IP BDE IP tyrosol 343 677 338 680 339 683 NHMe-tyrosol 305 611 301 614 302 617 OMe-tyrosol 322 639 320 642 321 645 tert-butyl-tyrosol 331 656 329 659 330 662 The average absolute deviations of the ΔIP values of substituted tyrosols and those of phenols in Table 3 were 3 and 5 kJ mol −1 , respectively. Therefore, results show that, published ΔBDE and ΔIP values of phenols [5,6,21,28] and ΔBDE and ΔIP values of tyrosols in present article have same trends.…”
Section: Computed Bde and Ip Values Of Tyrosol Derivativessupporting
confidence: 70%
“…The experimental IP values were obtained by using of the electron impact technique (EIT) method. [5,6,21,28] The average absolute deviations of the ΔBDE values of tyrosols and those of phenols in Table 3 were 2 and 6 kJ mol −1 , respectively. Table 1.…”
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confidence: 97%
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“…Apples are among the most commonly consumed fruit in the world. [1] They are widely used in food industry for the manufacturing of various products and drinks (e.g. juice, wine, or cider), and are also used unprocessed.…”
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confidence: 99%