국내·외 시판 후추의 piperine amides에 관한 연구
박말선, 임효원
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박말선, 임효원
Abstract
This study classified piperine amides contained in the pepper by utilizing an instrument of HPLC & LC-MS, MS/MS. Applying the method, the study examined piperine in the products which are sold in domestic and abroad markets, as well as reviewed whether the decision of pepper quality can take advantages to make a use to provide useful informations for better product development to Food manufacturing and food processing manufacturers. From the results of extracting piperine amides in black pepper with alcohol by using HPLC, around ten peak was detected and ten kinds of different piperine were classified. From the results in piperine amides quantity from 12 kind products sold in Korea and America, the highest quantity was piperine, which consists of 58.92% to 85.52% in total piperine amides. The ratio of piperine was from 75.30% to 85.85% in a total.
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This study classified piperine amides contained in the pepper by utilizing an instrument of HPLC & LC-MS, MS/MS. Applying the method, the study examined piperine in the products which are sold in domestic and abroad markets, as well as reviewed whether the decision of pepper quality can take advantages to make a use to provide useful informations for better product development to Food manufacturing and food processing manufacturers. From the results of extracting piperine amides in black pepper with alcohol by using HPLC, around ten peak was detected and ten kinds of different piperine were classified. From the results in piperine amides quantity from 12 kind products sold in Korea and America, the highest quantity was piperine, which consists of 58.92% to 85.52% in total piperine amides. The ratio of piperine was from 75.30% to 85.85% in a total.
Key concepts: Piperine, Pepper, Chemistry, High-performance liquid chromatography, Food science, Chromatography, Traditional medicine, Medicine