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A Study on the Contents of Pectic Substances in Fruits, Vegetable fruits and Nuts
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- Kawabata Akiko
- Department of Nutrition, Tokyo University of Agriculture
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- Sawayama Shigeru
- Department of Nutrition, Tokyo University of Agriculture
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- Uryu Keiko
- Department of Nutrition, Tokyo University of Agriculture
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- 果実類・果菜類および種実類のペクチン含有量について
- カジツルイ カサイルイ オヨビ シュジツルイ ノ ペクチン ガンユウリョウ ニ ツイテ
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Description
Since it has been found that pectin has lowering action of the plasma cholesterol, the physiological role of this substance has been noticed from the view point of the prevention of atheriosclerosis.<br>In the present paper, the contents of pectic substances in fifty kinds of fruits, vegetable fruits and nuts were examined.<br>At first the citrus were separated into peel, pulp, juice and seeds.<br>Non-eatable parts in other fruits, vegetable fruits and nuts were removed. Each sample was treated with boiled 70% ethyl alcohol to remove sugars, and fat-rich nuts were fattened out by ether, and dried.<br>The dried alcohol-insoluble solids (AIS) were successively divided by fractional extraction into three fractions which were soluble in water at 30°C, 0.4% sodium hexametaphosphate at 30°C, and 0.05N hydrochloric acid at 85°C. The pectin contents as Ca-pectate of in each pectin-soluble fraction were quantitatively determined by a method of Carré and Hayness.<br>The total content of pectic substances in the fresh material was as follows:<br>1) Citrus<br>4% or higher: Mandarine, peel<br>3.00-3.99%: Kumquat pulp, Shaddock pulp, Shaddock peel, Uzu pulp<br>2.00-2.99%: Fingered citron, Uzu peel<br>1.00-1.99%: Kumquat peel, Mandarine pulp<br>0.99% or less: Kumquat juice, Mandarine juice, Shaddock juice, Uzu juice<br>2) Other fruits<br>2.00-2.99%: Pawpaw, Avocado<br>1.00-1.99%: Chinese quince, Fig, Red currant<br>0.50-0.99%: Apple (Kogyoku), Apple (Starking), Gooseberry, Banana (Ecuador), Apple (Delicious), Apple (Fuji), Apple (Indo), Banana (Philippine), Banana (Taiwan), Japanese persimmon, Apple (Kokuko), Strawberry, Kiwi, Mango, Papaya Quince<br>0.49% or less: Japanese pear (Nijusseiki), Pear, Cherry, Plum, Apricot, Peach, Ume apricot, Banana (Cooking-banana), Apple (Mutsu), Wax jambu, Japanese pear (Chojuro), Loquat, Grape (Chambell), Grape (Dalaware), Grape (Neo-muscat), Grape (Kyoho), Pinneapple, Japanese pear (Kosui)<br>3) Vegetable fruits<br>0.50-0.99%: Balsam pear<br>0.49% or less: Tomato, Water melon<br>4) Nuts<br>5% or more: Walnut, Peanuts shelled<br>1.00-1.99%: Chestnut
Journal
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- The Japanese Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics
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The Japanese Journal of Nutrition and Dietetics 32 (1), 9-18, 1974
The Japanese Society of Nutrition and Dietetics
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Details 詳細情報について
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- CRID
- 1390282681526432640
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- NII Article ID
- 130003666948
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- NII Book ID
- AN00023058
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- ISSN
- 18837921
- 00215147
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- NDL BIB ID
- 7501413
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