At present, only a few papers reported in literature are focused on the evaluation of the phenolic content of Solid Olive Residues (SOR).This work is a continuation of a preliminary study1 focused on the chemical characterisation of verbascoside analogues from SOR of Coratina, a wide spread cv in the south of Italy. Many interesting activities attributed to this class of compounds are reported in literature, in particular they act as antioxidant, neurosedative, anti-inflammatory 2, antiviral3-4 and anticancer agents. Thus, the possibility to recover an extract enriched with these bioactive molecules, obtained from a low cost and widely diffused by-product in the Mediterranean basin, was evaluated. The research was developed in four steps: 1) a selection of the richest matrix, 2) an optimisation of all the extraction procedures to obtain a raw extract enriched in phenyl propanoids; 3) a fractionation phase by a treatment with Sephadex LH-20 and a purification of the target molecules using semi preparative HPLC; 4) the structural elucidation of the isolated compounds by HPLC/DAD/MS analysis and 1D-2D- homo and hetero-correlated NMR experiments.

Phenylpropanoids from solid olive residues of cv. coratina: Structural elucidation by HPLC/MS and NMR / N. Mulinacci; M. Innocenti; E. Saracini; G. Giaccherini; A. Romani; F. F Vincieri. - STAMPA. - (2004), pp. 311-312. (Intervento presentato al convegno Polyphenols Communications 2004).

Phenylpropanoids from solid olive residues of cv. coratina: Structural elucidation by HPLC/MS and NMR

MULINACCI, NADIA;INNOCENTI, MARZIA;ROMANI, ANNALISA;VINCIERI, FRANCO FRANCESCO
2004

Abstract

At present, only a few papers reported in literature are focused on the evaluation of the phenolic content of Solid Olive Residues (SOR).This work is a continuation of a preliminary study1 focused on the chemical characterisation of verbascoside analogues from SOR of Coratina, a wide spread cv in the south of Italy. Many interesting activities attributed to this class of compounds are reported in literature, in particular they act as antioxidant, neurosedative, anti-inflammatory 2, antiviral3-4 and anticancer agents. Thus, the possibility to recover an extract enriched with these bioactive molecules, obtained from a low cost and widely diffused by-product in the Mediterranean basin, was evaluated. The research was developed in four steps: 1) a selection of the richest matrix, 2) an optimisation of all the extraction procedures to obtain a raw extract enriched in phenyl propanoids; 3) a fractionation phase by a treatment with Sephadex LH-20 and a purification of the target molecules using semi preparative HPLC; 4) the structural elucidation of the isolated compounds by HPLC/DAD/MS analysis and 1D-2D- homo and hetero-correlated NMR experiments.
2004
Polyphenols Communications 2004
Polyphenols Communications 2004
N. Mulinacci; M. Innocenti; E. Saracini; G. Giaccherini; A. Romani; F. F Vincieri
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