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245 00 Botanicals :|bmethods and techniques for quality &
authenticity /|cedited by Kurt A. Reynertson, Khalid
Mahmood.
264 1 Boca Raton, FL :|bCRC Press,|c[2015]
264 4 |c©2015
300 1 online resource (xvii, 314 pages) :|billustrations
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504 Includes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 Chapter 1. The importance of quality and authenticity for
botanical R&D / Kurt A. Reynertson and Khalid Mahmood --
chapter 2. The importance of proper selection of product
quality specifications and methods of analysis for
botanical product evaluation / Paula N. Brown, Michael
Chan, and Joseph M. Betz -- chapter 3. Cultivating
botanicals for sensory quality : from good agricultural
practices to taste discernment by smallholder tea farmers
/ Selena Ahmed, John Richard Stepp, and Xue Dayuan --
chapter 4. Using traditional taxonomy and vouchers in
authentication and quality control / Wendy L. Applequist -
- chapter 5. The DNA toolkit : a practical user's guide to
genetic methods of botanical authentication / Danica T.
Harbaugh Reynaud -- chapter 6. Metabolic profiling and
proper identification of botanicals : a case study of
Black Cohosh / Tiffany Chan, Shi-Biao Wu, and Edward J.
Kennelly -- chapter 7. A model for nontargeted detection
of adulterants / James Harnly, Joe Jabolonski, and Jeff
Moore -- chapter 8. The promise of class prediction : how
multivariate statistics can help determine botanical
quality and authenticity / Stephan Baumann -- chapter 9.
Conformation of botanical or bio-based materials by
radiocarbon and stable isotope ratio analysis / Randy Culp
-- chapter 10. Botanical isoscapes : emerging stable
isotope tools for authentication and geographic sourcing /
Jason B. West -- chapter 11. Nuclear magnetic resonance :
a revolutionary tool for nutraceutical analysis / Kimberly
L. Colson, Jimmy Yuk, and Christian Fischer -- chapter 12.
Quality and authenticity of complex natural mixtures :
analysis of honey using NMR spectroscopy and statistics /
István Pelczer -- chapter 13. Application of CRAFT to data
reduction of NMR spectra of botanical samples / Krish
Krishnamurthy and David J. Russell -- chapter 14.
Practical use of FT-NIR for identification and
qualification of botanicals : a fit-for-purpose approach /
Cynthia Kradjel -- chapter 15. High-performance thin-layer
chromatography for the identification of botanical
materials and the detection of adulteration / Eike Reich,
Débora A. Frommenwiler, and Valeria Maire-Widmer --
chapter 16. Sensory and chemical fingerprinting aids
quality and authentication of ingredients and raw
materials of vegetal origin / Marion Bonnefille -- chapter
17. The hidden face of botanical identity : an industrial
perspective on challenges from natural variability and
commercial processes on botanical authenticity / Leila D.
Falcao, Camille Durand, Alexis Lavaud, Marc Roller, and
Antoine C. Bily -- chapter 18. Aspects of quality issues
faced by botanicals used as cosmetic ingredients / Jean-
Marc Seigneuret.
520 The international trade in plants is growing steadily as
the worldwide demand for natural and botanical raw
materials increases. Customers value natural products and
botanicals as "green" alternatives-safer ingredients for
their families which also represent an environmentally and
socially responsible choice for the planet. In order to
build assurance into the sourcing of natural ingredients,
R & D organizations must have valid scientific matrices to
authenticate the quality of those ingredients, provide
traceability, and minimize risk. An assemblage of insight
from expert contributors, Botanicals: Methods and
Techniques for Quality & Authenticity compiles a range of
methods and techniques that can be used to help guide
quality and authenticity determinations. Topics include:
Metabolic profiling, authentication of botanicals by
morphology, and genetic methods of botanical
authentication Tools for building models for the
authentication of materials How multivariate statistics
can play a role in determining botanical quality and
authenticity Radiocarbon and stable isotope ratio analysis
and emerging stable isotope tools NMR (nuclear magnetic
resonance) spectroscopy, NIR (near-infrared), and HPTLC
(high-performance thin-layer chromatography) methods for
analysis The use of electronic sensing instruments and
applications for analysis The contributors also discuss
the challenge of identifying a botanical extract or
preparation on the basis of its chemical content and
discuss quality issues faced by botanicals used as
cosmetic ingredients. The book provides you with a range
of traditional, taxonomic, and newer analytical tools to
assure the quality, authenticity, and traceability of
botanical raw materials for dietary supplements, cosmetics,
and natural products research
588 0 Print version record.
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