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Nippon Eiyo Shokuryo Gakkaishi | 1973

Effect of Cabbage Sterols on Plasma and Liver Cholesterol Levels in Rat

Toshiko Kiribuchi; Kikue Soeda; Taeko Baba; Yasuko Nozawa; Choten Inagaki

キャベッ乾燥粉末およびキャベツより分離したステロールを過コレステロール血症とした雄幼白ネズミに与え, 血漿および肝臓コレステロール値および肝総脂質量におよぼす影響をみた。キャベツ乾燥粉末を投与した場合, 肝臓コレステロールおよび肝総脂質量の低下が認められた。血漿コレステロール値も低下の傾向がみられた。キャベツステロールを投与した場合, 肝臓コレステロールおよび肝総脂質量の低下がみられたが, 血漿に対しては効果は認められなかった。キャベツステロールは, 遊離型ステロールとして投与した, その組成はβ-シトステロール約75%およびカンペステロール約25%であった。キャベツステロールによる肝臓コレステロールの低下は肝臓コレステロール中のエステル型において低下しており, 遊離型においては量的変動はなかった。


Nippon Suisan Gakkaishi | 1953

On the So-Called Vitamin C of Canned Bonito in Brine

Masao Fujimaki; Satoshi Odagiri; Choten Inagaki

It happened in 1951 that our exported canned bonito (skipjack) in brine had been rejected in Canada by reason of containing an acid, believed to be ascorbic acid. So, several experiments were carried out to confirm whether the substance was true vitamin C or not. By 2, 6-dichlorphenol indophenol (INP) method vitamin C content of canned bonito was determined as about 10 mg%, but 2, 4-dinitrophenylhydrazine (DNP) method was 0.5 mg%. For the liquid of canned bonito concentrated to 92 mg% of reducing substance as vitamin 0 (by INP method) in vacuum, paper chromatography was tested, but the spot of vitamin 0 was not found. During canning process, reducing power of bonito meat by INP method increased, but the value by DNP method decreased. Therefore it seems that this reducing substance was not vitamin C, but value by DNP method was perhaps true vitamin C.


Agricultural and biological chemistry | 1981

A rapid and sensitive method for the determination of ascorbic acid using 4,7-diphenyl-1,10-phenanthroline

Nobuhiko Arakawa; Kimiko Tsutsumi; Norlita G. Sanceda; Tadao Kurata; Choten Inagaki


Agricultural and biological chemistry | 1976

Some Possible Evidences for an Alteration in the Actin-Myosin Interaction in Stored Muscle

Nobuhiko Arakawa; Choten Inagaki; Tomiko Kitamura; Sumiko Fujiki; Masao Fujimaki


Journal of Nutritional Science and Vitaminology | 1976

Reactivity of .ALPHA.-tocopherol with hydroperoxide of methyl linoleate.

Osamu Igarashi; Hiroko Matsukawa; Choten Inagaki


Agricultural and biological chemistry | 1979

Growth Response of Rats Fed with a Diet Containing Nondialyzable Melanoidin

Masao Fujimaki; Seiichi Homma; Nobuhiko Arakawa; Choten Inagaki


Nippon Eiyo Shokuryo Gakkaishi | 1977

Effect of Basidiomycetes on Plasma Cholesterol in Rats

Nobuhiko Arakawa; Kazuyo Enomoto; Harumi Mukohyama; Kazuo Nakajima; Osamu Tanabe; Choten Inagaki


Journal of Nutritional Science and Vitaminology | 1973

DECOMPOSITION OF α-TOCOPHERYL SPIRODIMER BY ALKALINE SAPONIFICATION

Osamu Igarashi; Mieko Hagino; Choten Inagaki


Agricultural and biological chemistry | 1973

Degradation of Ovalbumin by L-Ascorbic Acid in the Presence of Cupric Ion

Seiichi Homma; Keiko Osawa; Choten Inagaki


Bulletin of the Agricultural Chemical Society of Japan | 1954

Studies on the Reaction of Thiobarbituric Acid (TBA) with Fat in Foods

Choten Inagaki; Keiko Tarao; Masao Fujimaki

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