Journal of the American Oil Chemists Society · 1980 · 103 citations · 8 references
BiochemistryMedicineNatural SciencesLipid PeroxidationAnalytical ChemistryToxicologyInitial Hydroperoxide LevelChemistryExperimental FactorsPharmacologyLinoleic AcidRedox BiologyPolyphenolicsOxidative StressSurfactant Solution
Abstract We have investigated the effect of experimental factors on the prooxidant effect of α‐tocopherol during the autoxidation of linoleic acid. The prooxidant effect depended on two factors: the concentration of α‐tocopherol (≥ 5 x 10 −3 mol α‐tocopherol/1 mol linoleic acid) and the solvent, an aqueous system in which the prooxidant effect occurred more easily. On the other hand, the prooxidant behavior of α‐tocopherol was unaffected by the type of surfactant used in water as well as by the presence of different salts. The initial content of hydroperoxides affected the intensity of the prooxidant effect which varied in an inverse ratio to the initial hydroperoxide level.
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Gerald Cohen, Richard E. Heikkila, With the technical assistance of Dana MacNamee · Journal of Biological Chemistry · 1974 · 895 citations · Full text