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. 2021 Jan 22;26(3):574. doi: 10.3390/molecules26030574

Table 1.

Elution time, analytical method characteristics, and determined concentrations of alliin, allicin, and phenolic acids and flavonoids in the Allium extract samples (results expressed as the mean value of 4 analyzed samples, n = 4).

No Compounds telution (min) R2 LOD
(µg/mL)
A. sativum
(µg/mL) *
A. fistulosum
(µg/mL)
1 Alliin 3.77 0.9999 5.8 1410 ± 50 145 ± 15
2 Allicin 15.40 0.9999 14.1 380 ± 15 20 ± 5
3 Gentisic ac. 8.13 0.9997 3.4 60 ± 5 -
4 Chlorogenic ac. 9.15 0.9995 4.6 65 ± 5 -
5 4-hydroxybenzoic 10.31 0.9999 2.3 25 ± 3 -
6 Rutin 11.39 0.9998 2.7 - 215 ± 3
7 Isoquercitrin 11.91 0.9999 2.2 - 280 ± 3
8 p-Coumaric 12.38 0.9999 1.9 44 ± 4 -
9 Quercitrin 12.72 0.9998 2.7 - 95 ± 3
10 Ferulic ac. 12.85 0.9999 2.0 - 230 ± 2
11 Quercetin 16.35 0.9997 3.3 - 26 ± 3
12 Kaempferol 19.77 0.9998 2.7 - 30 ± 3

LOD—limit of detection, R2—coefficient of determination for the calibration curves (at six levels of concentrations). Indicated intervals represent the average ± standard deviations (n = 4). * The information regarding Allium sativum was previously published by Pârvu et al. [10].