Investigation of Citrinin Production by Some Monascus Spp
Gan Xu
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Gan Xu
Abstract
Citrinin contents of red rice samples which were collected from various manufacturers and markets had been detected.The determination results obtained by employing TLC and HPLC methods indicated that most of the red rice samples detected contain citrinin ranged 0.2~140 ug/g.Some products of Monascus Red (the extracts of Monascus products)also contain citrinin. Some isolated Monascus strains (most are Monascus anka according to their colony appearance )were cultivated in YES medium. The supernatants of these Monascus culture were found to contain citrinin by TCL method,indicating the Monascus strains tested are potential citrinin producers.In this paper,we also summarize the methods of TLC and HPLC determination of citrinin for high color value red rice samples.
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Citrinin contents of red rice samples which were collected from various manufacturers and markets had been detected.The determination results obtained by employing TLC and HPLC methods indicated that most of the red rice samples detected contain citrinin ranged 0.2~140 ug/g.Some products of Monascus Red (the extracts of Monascus products)also contain citrinin. Some isolated Monascus strains (most are Monascus anka according to their colony appearance )were cultivated in YES medium. The supernatants of these Monascus culture were found to contain citrinin by TCL method,indicating the Monascus strains tested are potential citrinin producers.In this paper,we also summarize the methods of TLC and HPLC determination of citrinin for high color value red rice samples.
Key concepts: Citrinin, Monascus, Food science, Red yeast rice, Chemistry, High-performance liquid chromatography, Biology, Mycotoxin