Chiral amino acid analysis of vinegars using gas chromatography - selected ion monitoring mass spectrometry
Chiral amino acid analysis of vinegars using gas chromatography - selected ion monitoring mass spectrometry
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10.1007/s002170050352
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1998-01-01
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Bruckner, H
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Erbe, T;Bruckner, H
Twenty-five vinegars were examined quantitatively for their content of free amino acid (AA) enantiomers using chiral gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. Vinegars manufactured from grape must contained L-proline (L-PrO) as the major AA. Balsamic vinegars (aceto balsamico di Modena), with one exception, contained the highest amounts of L-AAs (861-2000 mg l(-1)) as well as D-AAs (46-361 mg l(-1)). The amounts of D-Pro and D-alanine (D-Ala) increased in the course of maturation. Sherry vinegars had a AA pattern similar to that of balsamic vinegars but with much lower amounts: concentrations of L-AAs were 244 mg l(-1) and 456 mg l(-1) and of D-AAs were 18 mg l(-1) and 19 mg l(-1). The L-AA content of cider vinegars was very low (34 mg l(-1) and 44 mg l(-1)) and only traces of D-AAs (