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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jan 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Funct Foods. 2009 Jan 1;1(1):74–87. doi: 10.1016/j.jff.2008.09.011

Table 3.

Summary table showing the identification of kaempferol phase-II conjugates produced in CaCo-2/TC7 cells.

Kaempferol
conjugatea
[M+H]+
= 463
detected
[M+H]+ =
376
detected
UV Trace Standard Hydrolysis with β-
glucuronidase
Hydrolysis with
aryl-sulphatase
NMR Probable
identification
K1 Yes Yes Flavonol-likeb None available Rapid disappearance of peak with increase in K-S Minimal effect Inconclusive K-S-GlcA
K2 Yes No Flavonol-likeb. Spectrum similar to K-3-GlcA previously identified using shift reagentsa Peak RT similar to K-3-GlcA standard Rapid disappearance of peak with increase in aglycone Minimal effect Suggests K-3-GlcA K-3-GlcA
K3 Yes No Flavonol-likeb. Spectrum similar to K-7-GlcA previously identified using shift reagentsa None available Rapid disappearance of peak with increase in aglycone Minimal effect Suggests K-7-GlcA K-7-GlcA
K4 Yes No Flavonol-likeb. Spectra similar to K-4′-GlcA previously identified using shift reagentsa None available Rapid disappearance of peak with increase in aglycone Minimal effect Suggests K-4′-GlcA K-4′GlcA
K5 No No Flavonol-likeb. None available Very minimal peak disappearance over hours that might be due to oxidation Rapid disappearance of peak Suggest mixture of K-3-S and K-7-S K-S (likely to be a mixture of 3- and 7-
a

Refer to figure 2 for the corresponding chromatogram.

b

Distinct bands at 250-280 nm and 350-400 nm.