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. 2012 Mar 30;13(4):4233–4254. doi: 10.3390/ijms13044233

Table 1.

Quali-quantitative analysis of carotenoids contained in the oil- and insoluble-fraction of the two S-CO2-extracted oleoresins from pure tomato powder (S-CO2ExT) and from tomato/hazelnut powder (S-CO2ExTH). Values are expressed as μg/g of oleoresin and as percentage of the total carotenoids. Data are mean ± SD of three measures from three independent samples.

Carotenoids S-CO2 Oleoresins Solvent extract

S-CO2 ExT a S-CO2 ExTH b Tomato matrix

Oil fraction Insoluble fraction Oil fraction Insoluble fraction

μg/g of oleoresin % of carotenoids μg/g of oleoresin % of carotenoids μg/g of oleoresin % of carotenoids μg/g of oleoresin % of carotenoids % of carotenoids
Lutein 193 (±12) 4.8 149 (±9) 2.3 34 (±7) 2.53 50 (±5) 1.5 0.9
β-carotene 801 (±22) 19.8 549 (±19) 8.4 145 (±17) 10.7 99 (±7) 3.1 4.7
cis-lycopene 2353 (±88) 58 1539 (±78) 23.6 782 (±34) 57.77 385 (±10) 12 9.9
trans-lycopene 706 (±18) 17.4 4277 (±120) 65.7 392 (±10) 28.99 2677 (±71) 83.4 84.5
Total lycopene 3060 75.5 5816 89.3 1175 86.77 3062 95.4 94.4
Total carotenoids 4056 100 6515 100 1354 100 3211 100 100
Lycopene (mg/100 g of oleoresin) 306 581.6 117.5 306.2 119
a

Oleoresin extracted by supercritical CO2 from tomato matrix;

b

Oleoresin extracted by supercritical CO2 from tomato/hazelnut matrix.