An SERS analytical protocol for characterizing native Japanese plant extracts
An SERS analytical protocol for characterizing native Japanese plant extracts
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用于表征日本本土植物提取物的 SERS 分析方案
DOI:
10.1002/jrs.5856
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发表时间:
2020
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2.5
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作者:
K. ITO;Brunetto G. Brunetti;et.al
The identification of natural dyes in ancient textiles is a longstanding challenge for scientists; yet, the effort honours the skill and knowledge of master dyers by retracing traditional dyeing methods and assisting in conserving historical treasures for future generations. Here, the main constituents of selected native Japanese extracts from the roots ofLithospermum erythrorhizonandScutellaria baicalensis, the barks ofPhellodendron amurenseandMorella rubra, the dried flower bud ofSyzygium aromataticum, and the fruit ofTerminalia chebulaare determined by surface‐enhanced Raman spectroscopy following traditional Japanese extraction methods. The analytical amalgamation of data from SERS examinations on crude extracts and on subsequently refiltered and diluted extracts provides further effective and sensitive results for the combined identification of napthoquinones (shikonin and alkanin), alkaloid (berberine), polyhydroxyflavonoids (baicalin/baicalein, myricetin/myricitrin), diarylheptanoids, allylbenzene (eugenol), and tannins (gallic/ellagic acid). The comparison of results from this analytical protocol with those achieved by the more traditional chromatographic and mass spectrometric method provides and questions data regarding generally accepted marker components and enantioselective discriminations that serve to enrich the database of biological sources of colouring materials to be used in determining historically important Japanese colorants and dyestuffs.