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Evaluation of isoflavones and phenolic compounds in Korea soybean seeds KCI 등재

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한국작물학회 (Korean Society Of Crop Science)
초록

Soybean(Glycine max(L.) Merill) is a good source of vegetable oil and high-quality protein. Soy foods have became popular food worldly because of its ingredients. Recently, as the well-being trends, the demand for soybean has increased in the West as well as in Asian countries. It contains valuable source of dietary isoflavones and phenolic compounds which are important secondary metabolites.
The 33 germplasm cultivated in Yeoju, Gyeonggi-do region. The obtained results showed that isoflavones and phenolic compounds were significantly various. The highest compounds is malonyl genistin (230.89㎍𝑔-1), the lowest is genistin(0.70㎍𝑔-1) and the highest germplasm is Dunggeunseolitaekong (2222.60㎍𝑔-1) in isoflavone. In phenolic compounds, the highest compounds is myricetin (155.59㎍𝑔-1) and the lowest is vanillin (1.89㎍𝑔-1). Total containment of phenolic compounds is the highest in Dunggeunseolitaekong (803.76㎍𝑔-1) germplasm.

저자
  • Su-hyun Seo(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Eun-hye Kim(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Eun-young Kang(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Jae-woo Kim(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Tae-sic Gwak(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Hyun-seok Jeon(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Joung-kuk Ahn(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Woo-seok Jung(Department of applied life science of konkuk university)
  • Ill-min Chung(Department of applied life science of konkuk university) Corresponding Author