Research Article

Spray-Dried Microencapsulation of Oregano (Lippia graveolens) Polyphenols with Maltodextrin Enhances Their Stability during In Vitro Digestion

Table 8

Identification and quantification of phenolic compounds in microencapsulated powder of oregano (Lippia graveolens) extracts.

TR (min)MS2[M–H]¯MS2 ()IdentificationCompound typeQuantification

4.15180.04179.03134.03, 135.04, 179.03Caffeic acidPhenolic acida
5.41448.10447.09284.03, 285.03, 447.09Luteolin-7-glucosideFlavonee
5.49462.08461.07164.98, 285.04, 461.07ScutellarinFlavonee
5.65304.05303.05125.02, 285.03, 303.04TaxifolinFlavanonee
6.08432.10431.09268.03, 269.04, 431.09Apigenin-7-glucosideFlavonee
7.30288.06287.05135.04, 151.00, 287.05EriodictyolFlavanonee
7.36286.04285.03133.02, 151.00, 285.03LuteolinFlavoneb
7.38302.04301.03151.00, 178.99, 301.03QuercetinFlavonolc
7.95270.05269.04117.03, 151.00, 269.04ApigeninFlavonee
7.97272.06271.06119.04, 151.00, 271.06NaringeninFlavanonee
8.01274.08273.07123.04, 167.03, 273.07PhloretinDihydrochalconed
9.45256.07255.06151.00, 213.05, 255.06PinocembrinFlavanonee

aμg caffeic acid/g microencapsulated, bμg luteolin /g microencapsulated, cμg quercetin /g microencapsulated, d;μg floretin /g microencapsulated, eμg quercetin equivalent/g microencapsulated. Results are shown as of three replicates ().