2001
DOI: 10.1021/jf010758h
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Composition of Grape Skin Proanthocyanidins at Different Stages of Berry Development

Abstract: The composition of grape (Vitis vinifera L. cv. Shiraz) skin proanthocyanidins has been determined at different stages of berry development. Beginning approximately 3 weeks after fruit set and concluding at commercial ripeness, the composition of isolated skin proanthocyanidins was determined using the following analytical techniques: elemental analysis, UV-Vis absorption spectroscopy, reversed-phase HPLC after acid-catalysis in the presence of excess phloroglucinol, gel permeation chromatography, electrospray… Show more

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“…PAs appear to be synthesized during the first phase of grape berry development, and there is a decline in extractable PA after véraison and throughout ripening, which is thought to be the result of complexation of the PA polymers with other cellular components (Kennedy et al, 2000(Kennedy et al, , 2001Downey et al, 2003a). The level of PA detected in grapes thus represents a balance between accumulation of PA through synthesis and decreased extractability, and may not be a true reflection of biosynthesis in the fruit.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…PAs appear to be synthesized during the first phase of grape berry development, and there is a decline in extractable PA after véraison and throughout ripening, which is thought to be the result of complexation of the PA polymers with other cellular components (Kennedy et al, 2000(Kennedy et al, , 2001Downey et al, 2003a). The level of PA detected in grapes thus represents a balance between accumulation of PA through synthesis and decreased extractability, and may not be a true reflection of biosynthesis in the fruit.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One such plant is the grapevine Vitis vinifera, which produces PAs in the seeds and skin of the fruit and in the leaves (Souquet et al, 1996). Furthermore, the amount and composition of PAs varies in different parts of the fruit and at different developmental stages of the berry (Kennedy et al, 2000(Kennedy et al, , 2001Downey et al, 2003a).…”
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“…Independentemente dos fatores de variação estudados, verificou-se que o acúmulo de taninos foi maior na casca (Tabela 3), concordando com Kennedy et al (2001), que relataram que as maiores concentrações de taninos ocorrem na casca e nas sementes de uvas e são quase ausentes na polpa. Porém, conforme afirmações de Tecchio et al (2007), as uvas de variedades americanas, como é o caso da 'Bordô', em geral possuem baixos teores de taninos, quando comparadas com as variedades viníferas, evidenciando a baixa aptidão para o amadurecimento e, ou, envelhecimento de seu vinho.…”
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“…Os taninos, incluindo as catequinas monoméricas, também se acumulam no primeiro período de crescimento da baga. Estão presentes na casca e na semente e quase ausentes na polpa; são responsáveis por caracteres de amargor e adstringência no vinho e também relevantes na fixação da cor (Kennedy et al, 2001). Há outros componentes, não menos importantes para a qualidade do vinho, que se acumulam na primeira fase de crescimento: minerais, aminoácidos, micronutrientes e componentes do aroma (p.e.…”
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