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Composition of sesame hull oil and its effects on flavour and quality of sesame oil
International Journal of Food Science and TechnologyAbstract In this study, sesame hull oil (SHO) was extracted to characterise its composition. SHO was heated to determine the volatiles and their effect on the quality of cold-pressed dehulled sesame oil (SO). Seventeen fatty acids, four lignans (1088.65 mg/100 g), tocopherols (284.17 mg/100 g) mainly in the γ-form, and sterol (1722.16 mg/
Rui Wang +10 more
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Endocrinology, 1940
SESAME OIL has been reported to be inactive when used in numerous experiments as a control oil or as a vehicle for fat-soluble substances. There are indications, however, that it may not be inactive under all conditions. Pollia (1) reported that when rats bearing sarcomas were injected intraperitoneally with sesame oil, there was marked damage to the ...
ROBERT A. BRUCE, CHARLES E. TOBIN
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SESAME OIL has been reported to be inactive when used in numerous experiments as a control oil or as a vehicle for fat-soluble substances. There are indications, however, that it may not be inactive under all conditions. Pollia (1) reported that when rats bearing sarcomas were injected intraperitoneally with sesame oil, there was marked damage to the ...
ROBERT A. BRUCE, CHARLES E. TOBIN
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Activation of Pyrethrins by Sesame Oil
Nature, 1944IN an article on "Activation of Pyrethrins in Fly-Sprays", David and Bracey1 state that the test insect used in their work was the mosquito, Aedes aegypti, and point out that their findings may not hold for other insects. Nevertheless, the use of the term "fly-sprays" in the title is perhaps unfortunate, for we have found that many of their conclusions
E. A. PARKIN, A. A. GREEN
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The Contents of Lignans in Sesame Seeds and Commercial Sesame Oils of China
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 2017AbstractIn this study, the concentrations of three lignans in 100 sesame seeds and 56 sesame oils were determined using a newly developed method based on high‐performance liquid chromatography coupled with a UV/Vis detector. Total lignan contents in sesame seed and oil samples ranged from 2.52 to 12.76 and 3.38 to 11.53 mg/g, respectively. Black sesame
Long‐Kai Shi +3 more
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Avoidance recommendations vary for sesame seeds and sesame oil for the sesame‐allergic
Pediatric Allergy and Immunology, 2023Ami Shah +4 more
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Sesame oil. V. The stability of sesame oil
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1950Pierre Budowski +2 more
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2015
Specific fatty acid composition and presence of other bioactive compounds in linseed and sesame oil make these oils useful not only to maintain but also to improve human health. These properties have been known for millennia, making flax and sesame oil one of the oldest remedies to cure ailments and various diseases.
Malgorzata Arendt +3 more
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Specific fatty acid composition and presence of other bioactive compounds in linseed and sesame oil make these oils useful not only to maintain but also to improve human health. These properties have been known for millennia, making flax and sesame oil one of the oldest remedies to cure ailments and various diseases.
Malgorzata Arendt +3 more
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The chemical composition of sesame oil
Journal of the Franklin Institute, 1924George S. Jamieson, Walter F. Baughman
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