YongWoo Park, SeungWook Lee, Pahn-Shick Chang, JaeHwan Lee, Jong-Mee Lee, Young Suk Kim
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https://www.earticle.net/Article/A103076
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Eoyukjang is a traditional Korean sauce made of cooked soypaste or meju supplemented with fish and meats atleast 1 year of fermentation period. Eoyukjang was recovered according to the traditional method and stored under the groundin a pot without plastic packaging (13G: 13 month fermentation under the ground) or in an incubator wrapped with plasticpackaging (6I, 12I, and 18I: 6, 12, and 18 month fermentation, respectively). Distribution of isoflavones and fatty acids weremonitored by high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and gas chromatography (GC), respectively. Total isoflavonesin 13G, 6I, 12I, and 18I were 3.792, 0.387, 0.460, and 0.510µmol/g, respectively. Samples of 13G had at least 8.24 timeshigher isoflavone contents than samples from 12I. Aglycones were the major isoflavones in eoyukjang and were found morethan 92% in 13G and 39-63% in incubated samples. In fatty acid analysis, the ratios of unsaturated to saturated fatty acidsfrom 13G were higher than those from 6I, 12I, and 18I. Traditional fermentation methods using a pot may allow moremigration of air and moisture than samples wrapped with plastic packaging, which caused the difference in the distribution ofisoflavones and fatty acids.
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