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-,
-,
22
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5.2.
5.3.
5.3.1.
5.4.
5.4.1.
5.5. - -
34
36
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7.2.
7.3. -
7.4.
: . . .
44
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8.2.
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8.4.
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20:0
22:0
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cis-11-
cis-
, 18:1 (-7)
cis-13-
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5,8,11,14,17-
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DHA
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* n: .. ; n:
: . . .
3 6..
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.
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2
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53,47
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2
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69,29
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43,35
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1: CRC Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, 81st Edition, 2000-2001, CRC Press
2: Knothe, G., Dum, R. O., A comprehensive evaluation of the melting points of fatty acids and
esters determined by differential scanning calorimetry. J. Am. Oil Soc, 2009, 86, 843-856.
cis ..
.. trans
..
.. , 18:0 (~69 C)
18:1 (~13 oC) (t18:1)
.. 18:0 (~45 oC).
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. -trans .
.. (..
) ( 4 2).
4. .O. 2, 20oC
2
4
6
(g/L)
9,7
10
12
14
(g/L)
0,15
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0,02
0,7
16
0,007
18
0,003
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.
18:0
HO
18:1
(cis)
HO
18:1
(trans)
HO
10
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.
11
: . . .
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32
spin ()
. 32 e 2
.
. spin
- .. ..
.
(, , )
( ).
.
RH +
+ R
RH= .., =
R1
-
- (ROO) (R2).
, .
(R3).
R +
O2 ROO
ROO + RH
R2
ROOH + R
R3
H R3 .
( )
.
.
.
C-H .
C-H.
12
: . . .
18:0, 18:1, 18:2, 18:3 25 oC
1, 100, 1200, 2500.
.. .
3
(18:1)
.
3.
(Frankel, 1985)
.
, Fe Cu,
13
: . . .
(R 4).
2ROOH
RO + ROO- + 2
R4
ROOH RO +OH
R5
(R7, R8).
-
.
ROO
+ ROO
ROO
+ R ROOR
ROOR + O2
R.7
R.8
.
- RO OH.
-. RO - C-C
- .
, OH
,
, .
.. (off
flavors) 4
.
14
: . . .
-
.
4.
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(AH)
(R9,10)
(R11,12).
ROO
+ AH ROOH
+ A
R.9
15
: . . .
R + AH R + A
R.10
A + ROO
R 11
A+A
R.12
( )
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. ,
.
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, 32, ..).
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-.
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.
O
- -
.
- -
. - - -
-
.
O
H
O
16
: . . .
,
- (ROO) .
OH
ROO ROOH
OH
OH
OH
OH
OH
ROO ROOH
R.13
.
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) .
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17
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2. .
;
18
: . . .
4.2. ..
,
.
(Sensitizers, Sens)
. ,
.
.
(intersystem crossing)
( 6).
6.
.
, 3Sens*
.. . H R
32 ROO
3
Sens* + RH R + SensH
R 13
+ 3O2
ROO
().
.
19
: . . .
3Sens* 32
(12)
.
3
RH + 1O2 ROOH
R 14
R 15
Sens= , RH= .
, ,
.
12
.
1500 ' 32. 12
( 7)
- ( cis trans).
. 18:1 trans C9-
trans C10- .
7.
(Frankel, 1985)
20
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4.2.2.
. 12
.
- .
. ,
1,0:1,7:2,3).
.
.
12
..
, , ..
(ROS, reactive oxygen species)
.
(2 -),
(), ROO, RO, ()
22 3.
4.3.
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18:2 18:3 18:4 .
: .
.
0-20 oC
.
21
: . . .
() -cis/trans. ( )
.
4.4. (>130 C)
R3
. ()
() .
.. .
.. .
..
.
. .
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() .
1.
, .
2. 4 C8
18:1.
22
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5.1.
,
( C3H8O3) .
(, , TG)
(>95% ).
(,
(,
(<2% )
.
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.
.
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,
TG, .
1,3--2-
( 5).
sn-1 3
( 6).
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5.
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50
3,8
3,4
3,7
3,4
51
52
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23,6
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26,0
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0,5
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1,9
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60
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5,9
22,9
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0,9
0,3
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13,1
5,6
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45,2
8,4
13,1
0,9
2,6
71,8
9,8
0,6
1,4
0,7
82,9
14,0
0,8
16,0
0,8
4,2
73,9
5,1
1,3
18,5
0,4
3,5
28,1
48,5
1,3
1,8
0,1
0,2
25,8
71,2
1,0
12,6
0,5
2,2
31,0
52,6
0,8
7.
24
: . . .
7. n .
TG
=n3+n2/2 ( )
N=n3+n2+2n/6 ( )
n=3, =18
n=3, =10
FA=
,, C:
O
:
C (
) C sn-1, o C sn3 C 2 sn-2.
2.
10
( = 550)
(.. ).
TG
, .
.
TGs.
.
4-6 .
1 3 TG
.
TG
(1--2--3- ).
25
: . . .
.. 2
.. .
:
sn-2 , sn-1 3
.
sn-1 ( 18:1), ( 18:2) sn-2 .
..
C<8 sn-3, C14 - 18
sn-1 2.
2- 16:0 sn-1.
sn- 2 (
sn-3 ) sn-1 3.
(mouth feel)
. ..
, 36 C,
18:0 16:0 sn-1 3 and 18:1 sn-2 .
..
. ,
( )
, structured lipids .
5.3.
26
: . . .
5.3.1.
TG
( )
. .
TG
(
) - .
.
,
( 8). (..),
( )
.
( )
( )
( )
8. TG
27
: . . .
. Gibbs
.
m (
G
).
TG.
( 9)
G
.. .
, ..
.
( )
,
. ..
.
.
() ()
.
28
: . . .
(, , , ) ( 10)
29
: . . .
10.
TG
G .. .
( ) TG
. ..
.
TG .. .
TG ()
() ( 11).
30
: . . .
(1,3)
.
TG
. TG . ..
.
11. () ()
5.4.
5.4.1.
.
, - - .
.
( ) (..
31
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).
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(.. , max.
0.8 % ).
, .
,
,
.
. ( 12)
25 40 oC
.
32
: . . .
12
25 (, ,U ) 40 C (, , S).
. (Fregapane et al., 2006)
( ).
,
()
..
.
.
,
.
.
33
: . . .
(e.g.,
Romano, Provolone) , (PGE)
. H PGE
. (,
)
. .
.. sn-1 3.
sn-1 3,
.
.
(.. , ).
,
.
,
.
,
,
.
.
(.. )
.
Candida
cylindricae,
Corynebacterium
acnes,
: . . .
. (sn -1,2 sn-2,3)
sn-1,3
7:3 1,3 .
.
()
- -
(.. 471)
()
. >80% , <20%
TAG <3% . 2011 EFSA
(European Food Safety Authority)
.
6.
( )
.
.
sn-3
, , .
1 2 16:0, 18;0, 18:1, 18:2, 18:3
(sn-1) (sn-2).
35
: . . .
,
13.
(.. , ).
36
: . . .
(W/O)] .
.
(HLB: hydrophilic-lipophilic
balance) .
[ HLB<10 W/O, LB>10 O/W].
.
- -
w/o: 20:80.
.
( , ,
,
).
.
:
16:0=15-18 27-29/,18:0=3-6 14-17/ 18:1=9-11 35-38/18:2=56-60 1518/ 18:3=6-9 0-1/18:4=0 3-5
8.
2022
6872
2123
1216
1820
02
~30-40
12-14
, , , ,
(.. ).
, ,
- .
37
: . . .
7.
7.1.
Heinrich Wieland & Adolf Windaus, 1928
( ), ( )
() .
, C17 (
14). C5.
( .. ).
. ,
, 7-
D3.
>250 .
38
: . . .
14. , -
C24
.
.
,
. 2000
, .
.
-
.
39
: . . .
C5
, , .
.
(.. 10-30%).
(mg/100 g)
(919), (909),
(665) (411), (320).
: (360), (300), (276),
(344) (200 mg/g). ,
30-70%.
7.2.
(C30H50,
15)
2,6,10,15,19,23--2,6,10,14,18,22
all-trans
Mitsumaru
Tsujimoto (Squalus spp),
(Tsujimoto, 1916).
15.
(, , ) (, ,
). ,
.
,
40
: . . .
(
. ).
(
).
.
.
,
.
(5-10 g/kg ).
9 17
(.. )
7.3. -
40 (
) ()
).
o - ( 16) .
41
: . . .
,
600
50 .
. 6 g -
1 g .
.
-.
700-800 mg/kg.
.
.
.
12. .
12 ,
.
:
1
O2
Sens* + 1-
O2 +
Sens + 3-
R.16
R.17
R.18
-
. -
1000 12.
.
.
-
42
: . . .
12. (RH)
-
( 17)
.
ROO +
R
O
O
17. -
-
.
7.4. -
-
( 18)
R1
HO
CH3
CH3
CH3
R2
CH3
CH3
R3
R1
R2
R3
CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3
CH3
18.
43
: . . .
, -, -, , -,
- .
- , - - - , - .
(C3', C7', C11')
. R,R,R-- 1,49
all-rac-- 1,0
IU/mg.
. - .
.
.
- (
) - ( ).
- ,
90% 300
mg/kg.
.
,
-. 20-40%
. 20%
. -
15 mg .
-
( 1 mg 8 g
) .
.
- -
. -
- .
44
: . . .
( )
- 2 .
, -, .
.
O
O
HO
ROO
RO
O
CHOH
CH 2 OH
OH
ROOH
O
ROH
O
CHOH
CH 2 OH
R. 19
-
()
:
Car+ + TOH Car + TO + H+
R.20
.
.
TO + Car TOH + Car+
R 21
12
.
2 .
.
1,4-
.
45
: . . .
8.
8.1.
.. ( 9) .
( 10).
(12:0 14:0)
.
( 11).
-
.
.
9.
Tallow
primorose
jojoba
babassu
borrage
macadamia
butter
(Borneo
()
/ Canola
46
: . . .
10 ,
.
16:0
24-28
32
27
18:0
8-16
20
27
18:1
40-49
42
35
18:2
6-15
1-12
11.
,
( ) (25 oC)
(, , ,
, , , ),
(, + , )
(, , ,
47
: . . .
) .
~ 80:20.
( + , , (canola)
( 19).
.
(, ) .
. 2002-2012 6.5 million tones
.
48
: . . .
(
).
185 million tonnes e
(FAO, Food and Agriculture Organization)
.
, ,
(, ).
(, )
( ).
.
,
(CO2, SO2, )
.
( 20 ).
20.
20
(, )
49
: . . .
8.2.
( , , ),
, . ,
, ,
(
, , , )
.
. ,
tallow oil
prions. ,
. ( , )
,
(virgin oils)
.
.
ethnic
.
.
.
.
. .
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: . . .
). .
- -
.
.
(.. ) .., ,
.
, , .
, .. ,
.
:
(, )
. 2-3% (80 oC)
.
.
0,1% , w/w
, .
.
: ..
( 15%) ~70 oC
. ,
.
.
51
: . . .
.
: ,
,
.
.
.
100 oC 30 min .
. .
.
: (3-5
mm Hg) .
200260 C .
(20 min -6h, 1h) .
,
.., - .
220C
-trans ..
8.3.
(.. , ..,
) (.. ..)
. , ,
.
,
H.Mge Mouris (1870)
52
: . . .
8.3.1.
..,
.
..
(winterization)
,
.
( 5.3.1.)
.
.
21.
53
: . . .
21.
V= iodine value,
,
8.3.2. ( )
.. TGs
.
.. trans
(-), , (9 cis)
+ (9 trans) + (8 cis trans ). ..
.
.. (tailored oils and fats).
trans ..
()
()
54
: . . .
( ) ( )
.
8.3.3.
( )
trans
..
) (80 oC).
.
.
(), ..
() () .
55
: . . .
8.4.
,
(,
DHA,
EPA,
..).
,
( )
.
).
9.
, , ,
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