Journal of Food Bioactives, ISSN 2637-8752 print, 2637-8779 online
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Original Research

Volume 20, December 2022, pages 90-97


Reactivity comparison of Amadori rearrangement product formation of glycine, diglycine, and triglycine in a competing Maillard system

Figures

Figure 1.
Figure 1. LC/MS/MS analysis of glycine-ARP: full scan spectrum (a); secondary spectrum (b); proposed fragmentation pathway (c). (120.0 v–m/z: 76.1, 118.0, 156.1, 174.0, 202.0, 220.0, 238.0)
Figure 2.
Figure 2. LC/MS/MS analysis of diglycine-ARP: full scan spectrum (a); secondary spectrum (b); proposed fragmentation pathway (c). (90.0 v–m/z: 76.2, 133.0, 211.0, 240.9, 259.1, 277.1, 295.1)
Figure 3.
Figure 3. LC/MS/MS analysis of triglycine-ARP: full scan spectrum (a); secondary spectrum (b); proposed fragmentation pathway (c). 90.0v–m/z: 190.1, 211.1, 268.1, 298.1, 316.1, 334.1, 352.
Figure 4.
Figure 4. Browning intensity change under different initial pH and temperature in relative reactivity analysis. *1h and 2h means thermal treatment of 1 hour and 2 hours, receptivity. *R1 and R2 means the model system of glucose/glycine/diglycine = 1:1:1 and glucose/glycine/triglycine = 1:1:1 (molar ratio), respectively.

Tables

Table 1. Actual contents of glycine-ARP and diglycine-ARP formed in combination reaction mode (R1, mmol/L)
 
GA (R1)DA (R1)
pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9
*1H and 2H means thermal treatment of 1 hour and 2 hours, receptivity. *R1 means the model system of glucose/glycine/diglycine = 1:1:1 (molar ratio).
80 °C 1H0.00210.00330.00350.06950.00250.00350.00680.0059
80 °C 2H0.00210.00430.00580.10990.00210.00430.00810.0092
100 °C 1H0.00490.00610.00630.19050.00470.00880.01460.0143
100 °C 2H0.00800.0172+0.02180.30490.00770.01590.02820.0254
130 °C 1H0.05630.20000.38250.27240.04650.10290.12350.1469
130 °C 2H0.06370.35140.32380.25200.04790.09810.11210.1440
160 °C 1H0.05430.18320.07930.02600.05230.06900.07390.0462
160 °C 2H0.03260.29630.22230.04210.03150.03970.04390.0136

 

Table 2. Actual contents of glycine-ARP and triglycine-ARP formed in combination reaction mode (R2, mmol/L)
 
GA (R2)TA (R2)DA (R2, from TA degradation)
pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9
*1H and 2H means thermal treatment of 1 hour and 2 hours, receptivity. *R2 means the model system of glucose/glycine/triglycine = 1:1:1 (molar ratio).
80 °C 1H0.00530.01280.01050.08760.00420.01230.01010.0129
80 °C 2H0.00420.00650.00910.11660.00550.00650.00800.0198
100 °C 1H0.00650.01610.02510.16040.00530.01290.01070.0213
100 °C 2H0.00850.02110.02620.25020.00740.01890.01390.0222
130 °C 1H0.08540.16620.17730.13190.07580.09880.17110.12990.00270.00290.00310.0073
130 °C 2H0.12050.12310.11640.07880.06230.09960.11080.08960.00260.00250.00340.0069
160 °C 1H0.03260.25060.06420.05200.01320.01110.01070.02090.00340.00480.00290.0056
160 °C 2H0.01560.05930.05680.04870.01430.00180.00100.00240.00480.00300.00310.0035

 

Table 3. The ratio of peptide-ARP over glycine-ARP and ratio between diglycine-ARP and triglycine-ARP under different initial pH and temperature in relative reactivity analysis
 
pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9
DA/GATA/GADA/GATA/GADA/GATA/GADA/GATA/GA
*1H and 2H means thermal treatment of 1 hour and 2 hours, receptivity.
80 °C 1H1.210.781.060.961.960.970.080.15
80 °C 2H1.011.320.981.001.400.880.080.17
100 °C 1H0.960.821.440.802.330.430.080.13
100 °C 2H0.960.870.920.901.300.530.080.09
130 °C 1H0.830.890.510.590.320.960.540.98
130 °C 2H0.750.520.280.810.350.950.571.14
160 °C 1H0.960.400.380.040.930.171.150.40
160 °C 2H0.970.920.130.030.200.020.320.05
pH 3pH 5pH 7pH 9
DA/TADA/TADA/TADA/TA
*1H and 2H means thermal treatment of 1 hour and 2 hours, receptivity.
80 °C 1H1.61.12.00.6
80 °C 2H0.81.01.60.5
100 °C 1H1.21.85.40.6
100 °C 2H1.11.02.40.9
130 °C 1H0.90.90.30.5
130 °C 2H1.50.30.40.5
160 °C 1H2.48.55.64.4
160 °C 2H1.14.411.86.6