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JOURNAL OF CEREAL SCIENCE
Volume 32, Issue 1, Pages 89-98Publisher
ACADEMIC PRESS LTD
DOI: 10.1006/jcrs.2000.0318
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oats; dry milling; antioxidants; chemiluminescence
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Oats contain a range of functional ingredients; these are concentrated to a greater or lesser extent in different parts of the kernel. Dry milling of oats using roller milling offers the opportunity to produce, at a lower processing cost, fractions enriched in antioxidant activity. Oats were roller milled and the stocks separated by size using sieving; the fractions were analysed for compositional differences. A clear difference was seen between the larger particles, which were richer in bran and its associated components. and the smaller, starch-rich particles: with a natural cut-off point occuring at 420 mu m. This established the feasibility of using dry milling and sieving oats to yield enriched fractions. Oats (cv. Gerald) from a variety of sources were dehulled then milled once and fractionated to yield a bran-rich fraction (>420 mu m) and a starch-rich fraction (<420 mu m). Polar lipid extracts were derived from these fractions and their antioxidant activity measured by chemiluminescence (CL). Bran-rich fractions had significantly higher antioxidant activity than the corresponding starch-rich fraction and appealed to have a more potent population of phenolic antioxidant compounds. (C) 2000 Academic Press.
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