Fatty Acid Content in Perilla Cultivars and Commercial Oils Determined by GC Analysis
Jaemin Lee, Joyce P. Rodriguez, Yu Jung Kim, Myung Hee Lee, Eun Ju Cho, Sanghyun Lee
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Jaemin Lee, Joyce P. Rodriguez, Yu Jung Kim, Myung Hee Lee, Eun Ju Cho, Sanghyun Lee
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The content analysis of fatty acids in Perilla cultivars and commercial oils is conducted through gas chromatography with a flame ionization detector.Results show that Perilla cultivars, such as Deulsaem and Daesil, contain high amounts of α-linolenic acid (262.22 and 261.97 mg/g, respectively).Among commercial oils, Perilla oil contains a higher amount of α-linolenic acid (515.20 mg/g).Accordingly, α-linolenic acid is a major fatty acid of Perilla cultivars and oil.Therefore, Perilla cultivars could be used as a food supplement for nutritional and pharmaceutical purposes.
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The content analysis of fatty acids in Perilla cultivars and commercial oils is conducted through gas chromatography with a flame ionization detector.Results show that Perilla cultivars, such as Deulsaem and Daesil, contain high amounts of α-linolenic acid (262.22 and 261.97 mg/g, respectively).Among commercial oils, Perilla oil contains a higher amount of α-linolenic acid (515.20 mg/g).Accordingly, α-linolenic acid is a major fatty acid of Perilla cultivars and oil.Therefore, Perilla cultivars could be used as a food supplement for nutritional and pharmaceutical purposes.
Key concepts: Perilla, Cultivar, Linolenic acid, Food science, Chemistry, Perilla frutescens, Fatty acid, Gas chromatography