[Effect of cooking on the purine content of foods].

M Colling, G Wolfram
Author Information
  1. M Colling: Institut für Ernährungswissenschaft der Technischen Universität, München, Freising-Weihenstephan.

Abstract

The total purine content and the content of purines bound in RNA and DNA was determined in selected food (veal meat, pork meat, pork liver, pork spleen, soja meat). Raw and boiled food samples were analysed. During preparation of food the total purine content is changed by losses of water or of purines into cooking water. Simultaneously, a great part of nucleic acids is hydrolysed.

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MeSH Term

Animals
Cattle
Cooking
DNA
Food Analysis
Gout
Humans
Meat
Purines
RNA
Glycine max
Swine

Chemicals

Purines
RNA
DNA

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