Determining the dynamics of rutin content in Populus × canadensis Moench. leaves by high performance capillary electrophoresis.
YI Ai-qin, Yuanmei Chen, Caixia Zheng
Abstract
YI Ai-qin, Yuanmei Chen, Caixia Zheng
Abstract
The method for determining rutin content of Populus × canadensis Moench.leaves was developed by high performance capillary electrophoresis(HPCE).Sample was extracted with methanol by ultrasonic.The optimum determination conditions were investigated experimentally and the results were as follows:the running buffer of 50 mmol /L borate(pH = 9.3),injection time with pressure of 5 s,temperature of 25℃,applied voltage of 20 kV,detection wavelength of 254 nm.Under the optimum conditions,a good linearity between peak area and concentration of rutin was found.The average recovery is 98.58% and the method is accurate.Meanwhile,the developed method was utilized to investigate the variation of rutin content during the growth of P.× canadensis leaves.
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The method for determining rutin content of Populus × canadensis Moench.leaves was developed by high performance capillary electrophoresis(HPCE).Sample was extracted with methanol by ultrasonic.The optimum determination conditions were investigated experimentally and the results were as follows:the running buffer of 50 mmol /L borate(pH = 9.3),injection time with pressure of 5 s,temperature of 25℃,applied voltage of 20 kV,detection wavelength of 254 nm.Under the optimum conditions,a good linearity between peak area and concentration of rutin was found.The average recovery is 98.58% and the method is accurate.Meanwhile,the developed method was utilized to investigate the variation of rutin content during the growth of P.× canadensis leaves.
Key concepts: Rutin, Capillary electrophoresis, Chromatography, Chemistry, Methanol, Biochemistry, Organic chemistry, Antioxidant