1977Journal of Agricultural and Food ChemistryOpen access

Reconstitution of petroleum ether soluble wheat lipopurothionin by binding of digalactosyl diglyceride to the chloroform-soluble form

C. Hernandéz-Lucas, R. Fernandez de Caleya, Pilar Carbonero, Francisco García‐Olmedo

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Lipopurothionins, which are lipid-protein complexes extracted with petroleum ether from the endosperms of wheat and other Gramineae, are converted to a petroleum ether insoluble, chloroform-soluble form by extraction with acetone. It has been found t h at digalactosyl diglyceride (DGDG) is the only component of t he acetone ext r a ct t h at is able to restore petroleum ether solubility when added back to t he chloroform-soluble form

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Lipopurothionins, which are lipid-protein complexes extracted with petroleum ether from the endosperms of wheat and other Gramineae, are converted to a petroleum ether insoluble, chloroform-soluble form by extraction with acetone. It has been found t h at digalactosyl diglyceride (DGDG) is the only component of t he acetone ext r a ct t h at is able to restore petroleum ether solubility when added back to t he chloroform-soluble form

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Lipopurothionins, which are lipid-protein complexes extracted with petroleum ether from the endosperms of wheat and other Gramineae, are converted to a petroleum ether insoluble, chloroform-soluble form by extraction with acetone. It has been found t h at digalactosyl diglyceride (DGDG) is the only component of t he acetone ext r a ct t h at is able to restore petroleum ether solubility when added back to t he chloroform-soluble form

Key concepts: Chloroform, Diglyceride, Petroleum ether, Chemistry, Chromatography, Ether, Organic chemistry, Biochemistry

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