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Improved separation of sugars on the paper partition chromatogram

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Jermyn, M. A., Isherwood, F. A.·1949·Biochemical Journal

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SADANA I949 450-5 m,u.)since it yielded a singleband on mixed chromato- graphy with cryptoxanthin obtained from yellow maize (Sadana, 1946).Zone II.This was an orange-coloured band.The pigment was identified as neo-,-carotene U (maxima in light petroleum 480 and 450 mp.; Sadana, 1949).Zone III.This was reddish orange in colour.The pig- ment was extracted and identified as $-carotene by its absorption spectrum (maxima in light petroleum 482 and 452 mp) Zone IV.This was a brownish yellow band.The pigment was extracted and identified as neo-,B-carotene B (maxima in petroleum 470 and 443 m,u.).It yielded a single band on mixed chromatography with neo-,B-carotene B prepared by HCI treatment of ,-carotene (Sadana, 1949).Results of analyses of six varieties of loquats varying in colour from pale yellow to deep orange are shown in Table 1. SUMMARYPigments separated chromatographically andidenti- fled from different varieties of loquats include, besides 'xanthophylls other than cryptoxanthin', cryptoxanthin, a-carotene, neo-p-carotene U and neo-,B-carotene B. Among the pigments present, cryptoxanthin and fl-carotene are the principal ones forming 15-7-33*8 and 36-5-59-6 % of the total pigments.

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Authors
Jermyn, M. A., & Isherwood, F. A.
Venue
Biochemical Journal
Published
1949-01-01
Volume
44
Issue
4
Pages
402-407
ISSN
0306-3283 (ISSN-L)
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460
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42.33
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journal article
Language
en
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