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Determination of oligosaccharides by conventional high-resolution gas chromatography

Journal

CHROMATOGRAPHIA
Volume 63, Issue 9-10, Pages 453-458

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SPRINGER HEIDELBERG
DOI: 10.1365/s10337-006-0770-5

Keywords

gas chromatography; diafiltration; maltodextrins; oligosoccharicles fructooligosoccharides and galactooligosoccharides

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This paper describes a simple gas chromatographic method for the analysis of (higher) oligosaccharides without needing a high-temperature procedure. The newly developed method used an ordinary capillary column and a temperature program with 360 degrees C as the maximum temperature. Sample preparation consisted of the oxymation and silyation of the sugars. Oligosaccharicles with degrees of polymerisation of up to 7 could be determined with good repeatability (variation coefficient < 7.5%), reproducibility (variation coefficient < 11.8%) and accuracy (mean recovery 103.9%). Analysis of oligosaccharide-enriched food products demonstrated that this cheap and easy procedure could be a valuable and reliable tool for the quantitative determination of oligosaccharides in foodstuffs.

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