Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica

Antarctica, the White Continent, is the refuge of typical species, where temperatures range from -85 to2 oC, UV radiation can penetrate 30 m depth and salinity reaches 32-34%. Among these species, brownmacroalgae (Pheophytas) and red macroalgae (Rhodophytas) are mainly evaluated as potential food an...

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Main Authors: Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha, la Torre Gallardo, Giannina, Jiménez Arrunátegui, Yadira, Santos Bandy, Marinalva
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Published: Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón (UNIFÉ) 2020
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spelling ftunivfescojs:oai:ojs.revistas.unife.edu.pe:article/2451 2024-09-15T17:43:08+00:00 Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica Análisis de hierro y polifenoles en macroalgas pardas y rojas de la Antártida Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha la Torre Gallardo, Giannina Jiménez Arrunátegui, Yadira Santos Bandy, Marinalva 2020-12-03 application/pdf https://revistas.unife.edu.pe/index.php/consensus/article/view/2451 https://doi.org/10.33539/consensus.2020.v25n1.2451 spa spa Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón (UNIFÉ) https://revistas.unife.edu.pe/index.php/consensus/article/view/2451/2665 https://revistas.unife.edu.pe/index.php/consensus/article/view/2451 doi:10.33539/consensus.2020.v25n1.2451 Derechos de autor 2020 Mirtha Yarlequé Chocas, Giannina la Torre Gallardo, Yadira Jiménez Arrunátegui, Marinalva Santos Bandy Consensus; Vol. 25 No. 1 (2020): Consensus; 135-148 Consensus; Vol. 25 Núm. 1 (2020): Consensus; 135-148 1680-3817 Antártida macroalgas hierro flavonoides polifenoles Antarctica macroalgae iron flavonoids polyphenols info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion 2020 ftunivfescojs https://doi.org/10.33539/consensus.2020.v25n1.2451 2024-07-29T04:01:18Z Antarctica, the White Continent, is the refuge of typical species, where temperatures range from -85 to2 oC, UV radiation can penetrate 30 m depth and salinity reaches 32-34%. Among these species, brownmacroalgae (Pheophytas) and red macroalgae (Rhodophytas) are mainly evaluated as potential food andhealth resources for mankind. The macroalgae collected in February 2019 were taxonomically classifiedinto 6 species: Desmarestia confervoides, (hacer la consulta con el autor/IMARPE) Desmarestia antarctica,Himantothallus grandifolius, Palmaria decipiens, Gigartina skottsbergii and Curdiea racovitzae. Thisresearch determined organic matter ranging from 12 to 20%, iron (atomic absorption), polyphenols andflavonoids (quantitative methods). The results revealed that the content of iron ranged from 6.72 to 154 mg%,polyphenols from 22.4 to 78.4 mg% and flavonoids from 10.09 to 21.31 mg%. We conclude that this researchallowed us to know the iron and antioxidant characteristics of 6 most common Antarctic species. La Antártida, Continente Blanco, es el refugio de especies típicas donde las temperaturas oscilan entre-85 a 2 oC, con radiación UV capaz de penetrar 30 m de profundidad y salinidad de 32-34%. Dentro deellas, las macroalgas pardas (Pheophytas) y rojas (Rhodophytas) son importantes para evaluarlas comopotenciales recursos en alimentación y salud de la humanidad. Las macroalgas colectadas en febrero de2019 se clasificaron taxonómicamente en 6 especies: Desmarestia confervoides, Desmarestia antarctica,Himantothallus grandifolius, Palmaria decipiens, Gigartina skottsbergii y Curdiea racovitzae. Se determinóla materia orgánica que fue del 12-20%, se determinó el hierro (Absorción Atómica), polifenoles yflavonoides (métodos cuantitativos). Los resultados indican que el contenido de hierro fluctúo entre 6.72 a154mg%, los polifenoles entre 22.4 a 78.4mg% y los flavonoides del 10.09 al 21.31mg%. Concluimos queesta investigación permitió conocer las características férricas y antioxidantes de 6 especies más comunesde la ... Article in Journal/Newspaper Antarc* Antarctic Antarctica Antártida Portal de Revistas de UNIFE Consensus 25 1 135 148
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topic Antártida
macroalgas
hierro
flavonoides
polifenoles
Antarctica
macroalgae
iron
flavonoids
polyphenols
spellingShingle Antártida
macroalgas
hierro
flavonoides
polifenoles
Antarctica
macroalgae
iron
flavonoids
polyphenols
Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha
la Torre Gallardo, Giannina
Jiménez Arrunátegui, Yadira
Santos Bandy, Marinalva
Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
topic_facet Antártida
macroalgas
hierro
flavonoides
polifenoles
Antarctica
macroalgae
iron
flavonoids
polyphenols
description Antarctica, the White Continent, is the refuge of typical species, where temperatures range from -85 to2 oC, UV radiation can penetrate 30 m depth and salinity reaches 32-34%. Among these species, brownmacroalgae (Pheophytas) and red macroalgae (Rhodophytas) are mainly evaluated as potential food andhealth resources for mankind. The macroalgae collected in February 2019 were taxonomically classifiedinto 6 species: Desmarestia confervoides, (hacer la consulta con el autor/IMARPE) Desmarestia antarctica,Himantothallus grandifolius, Palmaria decipiens, Gigartina skottsbergii and Curdiea racovitzae. Thisresearch determined organic matter ranging from 12 to 20%, iron (atomic absorption), polyphenols andflavonoids (quantitative methods). The results revealed that the content of iron ranged from 6.72 to 154 mg%,polyphenols from 22.4 to 78.4 mg% and flavonoids from 10.09 to 21.31 mg%. We conclude that this researchallowed us to know the iron and antioxidant characteristics of 6 most common Antarctic species. La Antártida, Continente Blanco, es el refugio de especies típicas donde las temperaturas oscilan entre-85 a 2 oC, con radiación UV capaz de penetrar 30 m de profundidad y salinidad de 32-34%. Dentro deellas, las macroalgas pardas (Pheophytas) y rojas (Rhodophytas) son importantes para evaluarlas comopotenciales recursos en alimentación y salud de la humanidad. Las macroalgas colectadas en febrero de2019 se clasificaron taxonómicamente en 6 especies: Desmarestia confervoides, Desmarestia antarctica,Himantothallus grandifolius, Palmaria decipiens, Gigartina skottsbergii y Curdiea racovitzae. Se determinóla materia orgánica que fue del 12-20%, se determinó el hierro (Absorción Atómica), polifenoles yflavonoides (métodos cuantitativos). Los resultados indican que el contenido de hierro fluctúo entre 6.72 a154mg%, los polifenoles entre 22.4 a 78.4mg% y los flavonoides del 10.09 al 21.31mg%. Concluimos queesta investigación permitió conocer las características férricas y antioxidantes de 6 especies más comunesde la ...
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author Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha
la Torre Gallardo, Giannina
Jiménez Arrunátegui, Yadira
Santos Bandy, Marinalva
author_facet Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha
la Torre Gallardo, Giannina
Jiménez Arrunátegui, Yadira
Santos Bandy, Marinalva
author_sort Yarlequé Chocas, Mirtha
title Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
title_short Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
title_full Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
title_fullStr Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of Iron and Polyphenols in Brown and Red Macroalgae from Antarctica
title_sort analysis of iron and polyphenols in brown and red macroalgae from antarctica
publisher Universidad Femenina del Sagrado Corazón (UNIFÉ)
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