An improved method for basic hydrolysis of isoflavone malonylglucosides and quality evaluation of chinese soy materials.

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Dan Yuan,Yingni Pan,Yan Chen,Toshio Uno,Shaohui Zhang,Yoshihiro Kano,Dan Yuan,Yingni Pan,Yan Chen,Toshio Uno,Shaohui Zhang,Yoshihiro Kano,Dan Yuan,Yingni Pan,Yan Chen,Toshio Uno,Shaohui Zhang,Yoshihiro Kano,Dan Yuan,Yingni Pan,Yan Chen,Toshio Uno,Shaohui Zhang,Yoshihiro Kano,

Basic hydrolysis procedure is often included in the sample preparation in order to quantify malonylglucosides or acetylglucosides of soy materials. However, it is preferable not to use NaOH as a hydrolytic reagent considering the effect of its alkalinity on the successive injection to HPLC and low acidity of soy isoflavones. This paper presents an improved method for basic hydrolysis using ammonia as a hydrolytic reagent without the additional neutralization step. Moreover, by means of HPLC and LC-MS methods, a systematic quality evaluation of natural soy materials from Chinese markets were established and discussed, inclusive of soybeans, black soybeans, defatted soy flours, as well as the distribution of isoflavones in the seed coat, hypocotyl and cotyledon. The results indicate that HPLC profiling patterns of originating various isoflavone constituents of Chinese soybeans was similar to those of Japanese ones, and those of Chinese black soybeans was similar to those of American ones. The average content level of total soy isoflavones of Chinese soybeans and black soybeans were a little lower than that of American and Japanese ones. Additionally, the thorough analysis for Semen Sojae Praeparatum, a Chinese herbal medicine made from fermented black soybeans or soybeans was done for the first time and the characteristic of its HPLC profiling patterns shows the higher content of isoflavone glucosides and aglycones than those of natural soy materials.

An improved method for basic hydrolysis of isoflavone malonylglucosides and quality evaluation of chinese soy materials. Publishing Authors By Initials

D Yuan,Y Pan,Y Chen,T Uno,S Zhang,Y Kano,D Yuan,Y Pan,Y Chen,T Uno,S Zhang,Y Kano,D Yuan,Y Pan,Y Chen,T Uno,S Zhang,Y Kano,D Yuan,Y Pan,Y Chen,T Uno,S Zhang,Y Kano,

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Journal: Chemical & pharmaceutical bulletin

VOLUME: 56

Page Numbers: 1-6

Journal Abbreviation: Chem. Pharm. Bull.

ISSN: 0009-2363

DAY: 7

MONTH: Jan

YEAR: 2008

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