期刊
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY
卷 58, 期 21, 页码 11226-11233出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/jf102423w
关键词
Garlic; thioallyl compounds; hypochlorous acid; ROS scavenging; catalase protection assay; molecular descriptors; structure-activity relationship
资金
- SEP-CONACyT-ANUIES-ECOS [M06-S03]
- DGAPA [201910]
- CONACYT [49724-M, 129838]
The hypochlorous acid (HOC!) scavenging capacities of 10 garlic Compounds containing modifications in the thioallyl group (-S-CH2CH=CH2) were determined by a catalase protection assay, and the corresponding structure activity relationships using molecular descriptors were calculated. This scavenging activity was enhanced by increasing the number of S atoms or by the alanyl group (-CH2CH-NH2-COOH) and decreased in the absence of the C=C bond or in the presence of a sulfoxide group in the thioallyl group. Interestingly, S-allylcysteine and its corresponding sulfoxide (alliin) showed the highest and lowest HOC-scavenging capacities, respectively. Quantitative modeling by multiple regression analysis and partial least-squares projections showed that the topological descriptor polar surface area and two electronic properties, namely, highest occupied molecular orbital and total energy, contributed mainly to variations in the HOCI scavenging activity of thioallyl compounds. These observations provide new insights on the antioxidant mechanism of garlic derivatives in processes involving HOCI production.
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