Simultaneous Determination of Vitamin A and E in Infant Formula by Rapid Extraction and HPLC with Photodiode Array Detection
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(6) "b ''~ jæ"j ªÒÎ ê PDA(photodiode array) ¦ÂV ÿö ¦Âb ³~ ÎN'. þO»j B~¶ .. Òò 5 O». þÒò. þ Òòº þÖ" ¦Ãj * Ã&bî(CRM: Certified Reference Material)" 7öB 6 >º retinol palmitate& FB ÚÖ NÒ~ BªF Af retinol acetate& FB >«Ö NÒ~ BªF B 2«j «~ ÒÏ~& . à &bî CRMf jæ" A¢ trans-retinolB 5.84Û 0.68 mg/kg F~ jæ" E¢ α-tocopherolB 271Û25 mg/ kg, δ-tocopherolB 20.19Û1.69 mg/kg, γ-tocopherolB 75.01 Û5.07 mg/kg(β-tocopherol ) F~ ®º Infant Formula SRM 1846(National Institute of Standard & Technology, Gathersburg, MD, USA)¢ ÒÏ~& . $, òB jæ" A¢ 5.4 mg/kg(retinol palmitate ;), jæ" E¢ α-tocopherolB 66 mg/kg F>ê BB BªF Af jæ" A¢ 5.4 mg/ kg(retinol acetate ;), jæ" E¢ α-tocopherolB 62 mg/kg ¢ F>ê BB BªF B¢ ÒÏ~& . ;W 5 ;ï ªCj *~ ÒÏB jæ" Af jæ" E ~ &®(RM: Reference Material)b all trans-retinol palmitatef all trans-retinol acetateº SimgaÒ(St. Louis, MO, USA) ¦8 «~&, DL-α-tocopherol, γ-tocopherol, δ-tocopherol f SupelcoÒ(Bellefonte, PA, U.S.A)öB «~ ÒÏ~& . <~ £b HPLCÏ H2O, methanol, absolute ethanol, isopropyl alcohol, methylene chlorideº MerckÒ(Darmstadt, Germany)öB HPLC grade¢ «~ ÒÏ~&b phenolphthalein, pyrogallol, 85% potassium hydroxidef anhydrous sodium sulfateº ß/£j ÒÏ~& . .B>º EASY pure system(Barnstead, Dubuque, IA, USA)ö ~~ 18.0 MΩ>& b ;BB bj ÒÏ~& . Î&²> þ Î&²> þf FVÏ jæ" Af E¢ ³~² º  ê ''~ Wª j ÿö ;WÁ;ï~º ~. þ O»" ®*O» 5 AOAC O»j jv~& . Î&²> þj * òº NIST~ SRM 1846öB { B jæ" A ;(retinol palmitate)f jæ" E ;¢ b~ 100 mg/L ³ê B &Ï 1 mLj Î& ê Î& ~æ pf òf ÿ¢~² ¾Ò~ ;ï~& . Ö"8j Ï~ Î&~æ p~j ãÖ~ Ö"~¢ Î& Ö"~ö B ¦ ê Î&ïj V&b ²>Nj r j Ï~ ê Ö~& . (A1−A2)/A3Ü100; VöB A1f jæ" &Ïj Î&®. j r~ Ö"8, A2º jæ" &Ïj Î&~æ pf ãÖ ~ Ö"8, A3º jæ" &Ï Î&ï. ³ºÂ» ò Z²º SRM, BªF A 5 B¢ '' £ 1 gO 0.1 mgræ ;&® ~ 50 mL screw-capped extraction tubeö '' I dimethyl-sulfoxide 1 mL Î& 5 N2 gas Ïê~ capping ê, voltex mixer¢ Ï~ 1ª* ¾ b~& . bê £ 5ª* O~ ê ethanol 10 mL ~ vortex mixer¢ Ï~ 1ª* ¾ b~& . bB tube¢ SORVALL evolution RC centrifuge(Kendro, newtown, CT, USA)ö B 13,000 rpm, 10ª* öªÒ ê 7*[ Ïj ~ 0.2 µm membrane filter "~ HPLCö "«~& . ,. þ Ú~ ~ãf Nê 23Û2oC, Ûê 50Û5%öB >¯~ & . ³ºÂ»j * RÏ~ B HPLC grade~ methanolj Ï~ all trans-retinol palmitate, all trans-retinol acetate, α-tocopherol, γ-tocopherol, δ-tocopherol '' 1 mL 7 1, 5, 10 µgO >ê B~& . r¢Ò &>ª» jæ" A¢ ªC~V * ®*»~ ò *¾Òº ò SRM 1846, BªF A 5 B¢ '' £ 1 gO ;&® j ''~ .ï ¦z2¢Êö Iî . ò G;f 0.1 mgr æ G;~& . öêR 30 mL 5 10% pyrogallol-ethanol 1 mL ¢ &~ ¾ Df ê >Öz¢Ï(9 10) 3 mL¢ & ~ ~ï'Vö ¦O~ j>»(95oC) 7öB 30ª* j*z 8 . ³® ï'~ Nb ê b 30 mL¢ & .ï ªzrVö Tâ . 2¢Êº b 10 mL a ÚB 30 mL CFöH af ê .ïªzrVö If ê ¾ z. Ú b~ O~ ê b[j êê~ .ïªzrVö Tâ. . ~[ b[ö CFöH 30 mL 2² ºÂ~& . ºÂ ~ Îf öH[j Îv ~ b 10 mL 1², Ú 50 mL Ob ¾¦*î. æ£~ ¯f ï ìÚî rræ > ~ 4-5² >^~& . ªzrV 7öB bj Ϫ® ªÒ CFöH[j ~ Z>Ö¾Þj & î>~ . ï2¢Êö Tâ . Ú Z>Ö¾Þj CFöH 10 mL Ob 2² a, af j ~ 2¢Êö &~& . Ïj 40oCöB 6{³»~, 6{bö isopropyl alcohol 10 mL¢ & ÏÎ ê, 0.2 µm membrane j8 " Ïj HPLCö "«~& . $ jæ" E¢ ªC~V * ®*»~ ò*¾Òº çV~ O»(jæ" A¢ ªC~V * ò *¾Ò)" ÿ¢~² ê¯~&b¾, 6{³» ê «Ï ¢ hexane 10 mL¢ & ÏÎ ê, 0.2 µm membrane j8 " Ïj HPLCö "«~& . AOAC O»~ ò*¾Òº ò SRM 1846, BªF A 5 B¢ '' £ 1 gO ;&® j ''~ .ï ¦z2¢Ê ö Iî . ò G;f 0.1 mgræ G;~& . &Ï 2¢ Êöº H2O 10 mL, 1% pyrogallol-ethanol 20 mL, 10.5 M KOH 5 mL¢ &~, ò 2¢Êöº 1% pyrogallol-ethanol 30 mL, 10.5 M KOH 5 mL¢ &~ ¾ Df ê 70oCöB 25 ª* j*z8 . ³® ï'~ .ï ªzrVö TV ''~ 2¢Ê¢ b 30 mL aÚ . . ºÂÏ hexane-methylene chloride(3 + 1, v/v) 30 mLj &~ ¾ b.
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(8) "f XTerra C18 column(4.6Ü250 mm, 5 µm, Waters, USA) j ÒÏ~&b, ÿçf methanol : H2O(93 : 7, v/v, isocratic mode) bj Ï~ ªÒ~& . ¦ÂVº 474 fluorescence detector(;7¦ÂV, Waters, USA)~ excitation" emission 2Ë j '' 340, 460 nmb ;~ ªC~&b, $ photodiode array detector 996(Waters, USA)j ÒÏ~ 200-800 nm ~ º*öB scanning~ ªC~& . ®*O»b þ jæ" A~ ªCf XTerra C18 column(4.6Ü250 mm, 5 µm, Waters, USA)j Ï~ methanol : H2O(95 : 5, v/v, isocratic mode) bj Ï~&b, fluorescence detector¢ Ï~ excitation" emission 2Ëj '' 340, 460 nmb ;~ ªC~& . jæ" E~ ªCf µPorasil column(4.6Ü250 mm, 5 µm, Waters, USA), n-hexane : isopropanol(98 : 2, v/v), F³ 0.5 mL/min isocratic mode fluorescence detector¢ ÒÏ~ excitation" emission 2Ë j '' 298, 325 nm ;Î ê G;~& . AOAC O»b þ jæ" A~ ªCf µ-Porasil column (4.6Ü250 mm, 5 µm, Waters, USA), n-hexane : isopropyl alcohol (100 + 0.25, v/v, isocratic mode), spectrophotometer~ G; 2Ë 325 nm, UV/VIS detector~ G;2Ëf 336 nmöB G;~ & . jæ" E~ ªCf µ-Porasil column(4.6Ü250 mm, 5 µm, Waters, USA), n-hexane : isopropanol(99.92 + 0.08, v/v, isocratic mode), UV/VIS detectorº 280 nmöB G;~& . HPLC Ï º 4.5 µm membraneb "~ .r2êûV îV ê ÒÏ~& . , VV Ú~ ~ãf Nê 23 Û2oC, Ûê 50Û5%öB >¯~& .. Ö 5 V PDA-HPLC¢ Ï Î&²> þ Ö Î&²> þö ÒÏB NIST SRM òº FVÏ jæ " Af E¢ ³~² ºÂ ê ''~ Wª j ÿö ; WÁ;ï~º ~ þ O»" ®*O» 5 AOAC O»b ª~ Table 1ö ªCÖ"¢ ¾æÚî . jæ" A 5 E~ ïj ªCö ®ÚB ' þO»~ ² > þÖ"º þ ~ ò *¾Ò Ëj, ªCVV, ~ã ~ Nö V¢ ² N& ®j > ®Æb¾, ²~. 191. Table 1. Recoveries(%) of each methods for the determination of vitamin A and E Treatment Vitamin Vitamin A Vitamin E. Direct1). Food standards codex2). AOAC3). 94.57Û4.734) 98.66Û5.14. 94.37Û4.52 95.47Û4.09. 94.85Û5.11 95.23Û4.96. 4). 1). Photodiode array detector Florescense detector 3) UV/VIS detector 4) The values are meanÛS.D. of 3 replications. 2). Fig. 1. PDA-HPLC chromatogram of vitamin A and E.. þ öB >¯ Ö"º Table 1öB { > ®º ©" ? ³ºÂ/PDA-HPLCªCO»¾ ®*O» 5 AOAC O»~ jæ" Af E~ Î&²>N þöB ¸f ²>Nj & . Þ, jæ" E~ ãÖ ~ þO» V ® *O» 5 AOACO»ö j ² ¸² G;>îb¾, 3&æ O» Îv B FÒ Ö"¢ ¾æÚî . PDA-HPLC¢ Ï jæ" A,E ªÒ 5 ¦Â Fig. 1f þöB &®b ÒÏB 'V æÏW jæ"j XTerra C18 ç columnöB PDA detector¢ Ï~ ªC Ö" . ³ ºÂ»ö ~ C18 ç column 5 PDA detector¢ Ï~ ªC~º ãÖ ''~ jæ" Ò ;¢ & ªC > ®î . PDA detector¢ Ï~ ª C Ö" retinol, retinol acetate, δ-tocopherol, γ-tocopherol, DL-α-tocopherol, retinol palmitate~ Bb Îv ªÒ>º ©j { > ®î . $, Fig. 2öB { > ®º ©¾" ;7¦ÂV¢ ÒÏ~º ãÖöê jæ" Aº retinol, retinol acetatef retinol palmitate~ ¦ÂBB PDA detector¢ Ï Ö"f ÿ¢ ¦ÂBB¢ { > ®î ..
(9) 192. ®"²æ B 36 ² B 2 ^ (2004). Fig. 2. FLD-HPLC chromatogram of vitamin A.. Fig. 3. FLD-HPLC chromatogram for saponificated vitamin A.. ¾, ®*O» 5 AOACO»~ jæ" A ªCf ~ ³ºÂ»" Ò òö B retinol-acetate $º retinol palmitate~ ester ;¢ KOHf ÖzB pyrogallol¢ Î&~ j>»çöB j*z* Fig. 3" ? retinol ; *~>Ú ¦Â >V r^ö, òö >Ú ®º j æ" A~ ;& ÚÆ ; Ò~ºæ r > ì º 6 ® . Þ, ®*O» 5 AOACO»~ jæ" E ªCO»f. Bç
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(11) "b jæ" A, E¢ ÿö ªÒ~&V r^ö(Fig. 1) Fig. 4 (b)f ?f BB& Bb ¦Â >º 6 ç~ . ¯, ®*O» 5 AOACO»~ ãÖf Ò jæ" E~ ¦Â BB& B ç>. Fig. 4. FLD-HPLC chromatogram of vitamin E by normal-phase column (a) and reversed-phase column (b)..
(12) ³ºÂ» 5 PDA-HPLCö ~ BªF 7 jæ" A, E~ ÿªC. 193. Fig. 5. PDA-HPLC spectrums and 3D chromatogram for saponificated of Infant formula SRM 1846.. Fig. 6. PDA-HPLC spectrum and chromatogram of vitamin A and E.. >² ªC>º ©j { > ®î . PDA-HPLC¢ Ï G;Ö jL PDA detector¢ Ï~ Ö"¢ ªC ãÖ Fig. 5" ?. ªC &ç peak "æö 7 >~ peak ¦Â>î . Fig. 6f &bî~ 2D, 3D chromatogram" ªC&ç peak. ~ &2Ëj ¦ï Ö"¢ & . V¢B Fig. 5~ ' ' peak ¢bîªj { ê ¢ ºÂ~ jæ" A.
(13) ®"²æ B 36 ² B 2 ^ (2004). 194. Fig. 7. Extracted chormatogram of vitamin A and E. Table 2. The values of vitamin A and E in infant formula determined under various analytical method. (unit: mg/kg). Method Sample. 4). Vitamins. Food standards codex. AOAC. PDA. Direct FLD. FLD. UV/VIS. Infant formula A. Vitamin A Vitamin E2). 05.53Û0.173) 121.3Û5.640. 5.49Û0.23 120.8Û9.340. 5.48Û0.19 110.3Û3.720. 5.55Û0.21 113.2Û5.760. Infant formula B. Vitamin A Vitamin E2). 4.45Û0.55 113.7Û3.440. 4.55Û0.38 110.8Û3.440. 4.46Û0.56 105.2Û4.940. 4.57Û0.17 103.9Û3.750. SRM 18461). Vitamin A Vitamin E2). 5.62Û0.26 358.8Û15.20. 5.63Û0.25 356.9Û15.50. 5.69Û0.12 347.9Û35.80. 5.65Û0.12 348.4Û36.50. 1). Certified concentration values of SRM 1846: vitamin A (5.84Û0.68 mg/kg), vitamin E (366.2Û31.76 mg/kg) Content of vitamin E: total α-, δ-, γ-, β-tocopherol (β-tocopherol was detemined as γ-tocopherol) 3) The values are meanÛS.D of 3 replications. 4) Means in the same column with the same superscripts are not significantly different (p<0.05) 2). f E¢ ªC~& . ³ ºÂ» 5 j*z ºÂ»öB jæ " Aº 325 nmöB, jæ" Eº 290 nmöB & >2Ëj &b, jæ" Af E peak ~ ºÂ Ö"¢ ''~ chromatogramb Fig. 7ö ¾æÚî . ~ ³ºÂ»ö ~ PDA-HPLC O»" ®* 5 AOAC O»j Ï ªC Ö"¢ Table 2ö ¾æÚî . ; ïªCj ~V * ''~ þO»öB ²æF~ ç&ê> (correlation coefficient r2 value)º 1) ³ºÂ»" 2˦ÂV ö ~ þ: r2 = 0.998, 2) ³ºÂ»" ;7¦ÂV¢ Ï. þ: r2 = 0.997, 3) ®*»" ;7¦ÂVö ~ þ: r2 = 0.999, 4) AOAC ºÂ»" UV/Vis ¦ÂVö ~ þ: r2 = 0.999î . Table 2öB " > ® jæ" Af E Îv ~ ³*¾Ò ê PDA detectorö ~ G;Ö"f ;7¦ÂVö ~ G;Ö"º FÒ~ ¦ÂOö ~ Nº ~ ìrj r > ® .. jæ" A~ ãÖö PDAf FLD¢ jv þöB Bª F A~ G;Ö"º '' 5.53" 5.49 mg/kg, BªF B~ G ;Ö"º '' 4.45 " 4.55 mg/kg, NIST SRM 1846~ G;Ö "º '' 5.62, 5.63 mg/kgî . jæ" E~ ãÖö PDAf FLD¢ jv þöB Bª F A~ G;Ö"º '' 121.3" 120.8 mg/kg, BªF B~ G;Ö"º '' 113.7" 110.8 mg/kg, NIST SRM 1846~ G ;Ö"º '' 358.8, 356.9 mg/kg î . ò*¾Ò O»j *Ú' þO»*~ N¢ j v~V * þöBº jæ" A~ ãÖ ' þO»*~ N º ~ ìîb¾, jæ" E~ ãÖöº ~ ³º »ö ~ þ Ö"& ®*O» 5 AOACO»ö j. ² ¸² G;>î . jæ" A~ ïj ªCö ®ÚB þO»*~ jvÖ" 5 ²> þ Ö"º ' þ ~ ò *¾Ò Ëj, ªCVV, ~ã ~ Nö V¢ ² N& ®j > ®Æb¾, .
(14) ³ºÂ» 5 PDA-HPLCö ~ BªF 7 jæ" A, E~ ÿªC. ²~ þ öB >¯ þO», ®*O» 5 AOAC O»*~ jvÖ"º BªF A~ ãÖ '' 5.53, 5.48, 5.55 mg/kg, BªF B~ ãÖ '' 4.45, 4.46, 4.57 mg/kg, NIST SRM 1846~ ãÖº '' 5.62, 5.69, 5.65 mg/kgb FÒ Ö "¢ ¾æÚî . Þ, jæ" E~ ãÖöº ~ þO», ®*O » 5 AOACO»*~ N¢ jv þöB BªF A~ G;Ö"º '' 121.3, 110.3, 113.2 mg/kg, BªF B~ G; Ö"º '' 113.7, 105.2, 103.9 mg/kg, NIST SRM 1846~ G ;Ö"º '' 358.8, 347.9, 348.4 mg/kgb ~ þO » ² ¸² G;>îb¾ G;òöB ËB ¢W". þJN¢ J~ FÒ Ö"& ÖÂ>îrj r > ®. (p<0.05). BÃ&bî NIST SRM 1846j Ï~ ~. þO»ö ~~ G; Ö"º jæ" A& 5.62 mg/kgb B Ã8 5.84Û0.68 mg/kg~ º* Ú G; >îb, jæ" E& 358.8 mg/kgbB Ã8 366.2Û31.76 mg/kg~ º* Ú G; >î . V¢B ~ ³ºÂ» ®*O» 5 AOACO» " G;8ö ² N& ®Vº ~æò BªFö Ò~º jæ" Af E~ ïj G;~V *~ 'V 2&æ~ jæ" þO»j ÒÏ~æ p ~ þO»j ÒÏ ~ ³~ ÎN' ªCj >¯~ºö ÏF > ®j ©b ÒòB .. º. £. öBº BªF 7ö '·;z¢ * Î&~º j æ" Af E~ ïG;j * 'V þO»j ÒÏ~ æ p 2&æ jæ"j ÿö ªC~º ³ªC»j *f ? >¯~& . jæ" Af E¢ FVÏ ÿö ³~ ² ºÂ~ ç
(15) "" PDA-HPLC¢ Ï~ ''~ Wª b Îv ªÒ ê ÿö ¦Â~º O»j ÒÏ~& . B&Ãbî 5 BªF¢ ò ÒÏ~ ~. þO»ö ~ G;B 8j ®*O» 5 AOACO»ö ~ G;8" jv Ö" FÒ G;Ö"¢ áj > ®î . $ ~ þO»ö ~~ >¯ BÃ&bî 7~ jæ" Af E~ ïG; Ö"º ÃB &8Ú~ Ö "¢ "î . V¢B, jæ" A $º E¢ ;z ªF, F ~ ªö FB® 7öB jæ" Af E~ ïj G; ~¶ r ;B Ëjf Kb ''~ 2&æ þO» j >¯~V& Ú[¾ *» jº ãÖ, öB >¯ þO»" ? ò *¾Ò¢ *~ ³~² > ¯ öò jî¢ ç
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