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Hrmvcd 21 Junc 2014 Received in rwised form 12 Scplember 2014 Accepied 12 Srptember 2014 Ayjiljfale onlin1 22 Septrmber 2014
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Models to predict the total antiottidant capacity (TAC)of rooibos tea infusions from their chromatographic fingerprints and peak table data (content of indivłdual phenolic compounds). obtained using HPLC with diodę array detection. were developed in order to identify potential antioxidant markers. Peak table data inrluded the content of 12 compounds. namely phenylpyruwic acid-2 O-glucoside. aspalathin. nothofa1 gin. jsoorientin. orientin. ferulic acid. quercetin-3-0-rohinobioside. vitexin. hyperoside. rutin. isovitexin and isoquercitrin. The TAC values. measured using the oxygen radical absorbance capacity (ORAĆ) and DPPH radical scavenging assays. could be predicted from the peak table data or the chromatographic fingerprints (prediction errors 9-12%) using partia! least squares (PLS] regression. Prediction models created from samples ofonly two production years could additionally br used to predict the TAC of samples from another production year (prediction enors < 131] indicating the robustness of the models in a quality conirol environment. Furthetmore. the uninformative variable elimination (UVE) PLS method was used to identify potential antioxidant markers for rooibos infusions. Ali indiwidual phenolic compounds that were quannfied were selected as informative variables. exccpt vitexin. while UVE- PLS models developed from chromatographic fingerprints indicated addirional antioxidant markers. namely (S)-enodictyol-6-C-glucoside. (R)-eriodictyol-6-f-glucoside. aspalalinin and rwo unidentified compounds The potential anlioxidanl markers should be va1idaied pnor to use in quality control of rooibos tea.
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1. Introduction
Total anlioxidant capacity (TAC) has become a popular quality parameter of food products and plant extracts. providing sci1 enrists and manufacturers with a convenient tool to compare produas. Studies establishinga link berween dietary TAC. as a mea-sure of antioxidant intake. and health (1.21 serve to support its wide-spread use. Norwithstanding such a link. knowledge about the individual antioxidants. contributing to TAC, is required as the in vivo impact of products may vastly differ due to com-positional differences. Once identified. the aniioxidants could be further charaaerized in terms of specific antioxidant propenies and bioavailabi!ity, amongst orhers.
The dassical approach to identify bioactive compounds in com-plex mixtures is by bio-assay-guided fractionation, a long and tedious process. Recent papers demonsrrated that advanced chromatographic fingerprint analysis. combined with chemometric data analysis. could provide information about potentially active compounds |3|. This approach has been employed for identlfying antioxidants in plant extracts |4-6|.
In the present paper the focus falls on rooibos. a popular herbat tea |7|. Its inclusion in antioxidant tables of various beverages and food products [8|. combined with evidence that the bever-age improves the plasma antioxidant status of healthy subjects |9|. merits greater insight into compounds contributing to its antiox-idant capacity. Previous studies. investigating the antioxidant
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