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1 Enology and Grape Chemistry Group,
Department of Food Science and Technology, Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA 24061.
email: bzoeckle{at}vt.edu
The accuracy of two methods for determination of glycosyl-glucose (GG) in grapes and wine has been tested using several glycoside standards containing alkyl, benzenoid, and phenolic aglycones. The total GG method using C-18 sorbent material was found to exhibit poor recoveries of benzenoid glycosides. The recoveries for the phenol-free GG method were satisfactory for alkyl and benzenoid glycosides. In addition, an adaption of the phenol-free GG method to 96-well microplate format has been demonstrated.
Key words: Glycosides, glycosyl-glucose, GG
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