Složení mastných kyselin v Centaurea cyanus (L.)

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Autoři: Iryna B. Pietkova Liana M. Unhurian Liliia M. Horiacha Viktoriia S. Kyslychenko Iryna O. Zhuravel; Yu. Viiktoria Kuznietsova Leksandr I. Panasenko
Vyšlo v časopise: Čes. slov. Farm., 2020; 69, 194-197
Kategorie: Krátké sdělení

Souhrn

Práce prezentuje výsledky studie mastných kyselin (FA) ve květech a nati volně rostoucí a pěstované chrpy (Centaurea cyanus (L.)). Analýza byla provedena metodou plynové chromatografie (GC) s vnitřní normalizací. V nati obou typů chrpy bylo identifikováno 13 mastných kyselin. V květech a nati pěstovaných chrp, stejně jako v květech volně rostoucích, převládaly nenasycené mastné kyseliny, zejména kyselina linolová, linolenová a olejová. Kyselina palmitová představovala nejhojněji se vyskytující nasycenou FA.

Klíčová slova:

Centaurea cyanus (L.) – Fatty acids – GC method

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