1994
DOI: 10.1016/0031-9422(94)85012-7
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Purification and characterization of the rutin-degrading enzymes in tartary buckwheat seeds

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“…2004), prav tako pa se v literaturi tradicionalno omenja tudi njena medicinsko terapevtska vrednost (Ma in sod. 2001, Yasuda 2001, Zhao in sod. 2001, 2004a.…”
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“…2004), prav tako pa se v literaturi tradicionalno omenja tudi njena medicinsko terapevtska vrednost (Ma in sod. 2001, Yasuda 2001, Zhao in sod. 2001, 2004a.…”
Section: Splošno O Ajdiunclassified
“…2004). Yasuda (2001) ugotavlja, da zrna tatarske ajde vsebujejo veliko količino rutina, pa tudi encimov, ki razgrajujejo rutin. Ugotavlja, da se rutin ob dodatku vode v moko hitro razgradi v kvercetin.…”
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“…Family 1 -glucosidases are implicated in the hydrolysis of variousglucosides to release physiologically active aglycones. 3) In some cases, -glucosides are further modified at the C-6 position of the hydroxy group of the glucose by a O-glycosidic bond with various monosaccharides, such as glucose, xylose, arabinose, apiose, and rhamnose, resulting in the synthesis of disaccharide glycosides such as -primeverosides (6-O--D-xylopyranosyl--D-glucopyranosides), 4,5) -gentiobiosides (6-O--D-glucopyranosyl--D-glucopyranosides), 6) -vicianoside (6-O--Larabinopyranosyl--D-glucopyranoside), 7,8) -acuminoside (6-O--D-apiofuranosyl--D-glucopyranoside), 9) and -rutinoside (6-O--L-rhamnopyranosyl--D-glucopyranoside) 10) respectively. These disaccharide glycosides are usually resistant to hydrolysis by -glucosidases (monoglucosidase), and thus, some plants contain diglycosidases specific to disaccharide-glycosides.…”
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“…Our results were consistent with previous reports (Li, Li, Ding, & Park, 2008; Qin, Wu, Yao, & Ren, 2013), showing that rutin content was increased by steam‐treating soaked buckwheat materials. Rutin in buckwheat was hydrolyzed in a few minutes upon addition of water because of the presence of rutin‐degrading enzymes in Tartary buckwheat seed (Yasuda & Nakagawa, 1994) and flavonol 3‐glucosidase in Tartary buckwheat testa (Suzuki, Honda, Funatsuki, & Nakatsuka, 2002). However, activities of these enzymes are completely inhibited at 80–85°C (Suzuki et al., 2002; Yasuda & Nakagawa, 1994).…”
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“…Rutin in buckwheat was hydrolyzed in a few minutes upon addition of water because of the presence of rutin‐degrading enzymes in Tartary buckwheat seed (Yasuda & Nakagawa, 1994) and flavonol 3‐glucosidase in Tartary buckwheat testa (Suzuki, Honda, Funatsuki, & Nakatsuka, 2002). However, activities of these enzymes are completely inhibited at 80–85°C (Suzuki et al., 2002; Yasuda & Nakagawa, 1994). Steaming might inhibit rutin degradation and a catalytic reverse shift reaction of rutin‐synthesizing could take place, thus increasing the extraction of flavonoids from the material (Barber & Behrman, 1991).…”
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confidence: 99%