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. 2024 Sep 18;13(18):2942. doi: 10.3390/foods13182942

Table 1.

Changes in phenolic compounds of white mugwort extract co-ingested with food systems during in vitro digestion.

Compounds FE-MetOH
(mg/g)
% FE FE-Starch FE-Oil FE-Fiber FE-Protein FE-Mixed
5-CQA 0.3 ± 0 RG 150 135 28 177 154 3.4
BAI ND. ND. 1319 130 402 ND.
3-CQA 22 ± 2 RG 90.6 79 53 42 47 71
BAI 58.4 37 78 18 26 13
Rutin 1.8 ± 0 RG 73.9 16 68 17 ND. ND.
BAI 56.2 36 20 32 ND. 33
Isovitexin 0.9 ± 0 RG 80.1 23 65 21 39 ND.
BAI 46.9 60 24 62 50 32
Kaempferol 5.3 ± 1 RG 249 291 61 147 145 ND.
BAI 99 134 74 20 52 35
3,5-diCQA 20 ± 6 RG 82.2 49 61 47 30 31
BAI 15.7 9.3 40 3.7 6.2 11
Morin 2.2 ± 0 RG 76.4 25 63 17 11 ND.
BAI 29.1 24 27 33 13 ND.
Quercetin 0.7 ± 0 RG 53.1 34 100 22 15 ND.
BAI 12.7 11 25 ND. 42 ND.

RG = Recovery (%) of each compound after gastric phase. BAI = Bioaccessibility (%) of each compound after intestinal phase. RG and BAI were calculated relative to the polyphenol content in FE-MetOH. ND. = Nondetectable.