Colloids are an important component of wines, but their study is challenging due to their instability. Asymmetrical Flow-Field Flow Fractionation (AF4)-multidetection is here proposed as a suitable approach to isolate and characterize red wine colloids in native state. AF4 provided size-separation and enabled quantification of the colloidal content of two wines. The gyration radius of colloids was determined by multi-angle light scattering, and ranged between 25 and 50 nm. Analysis of the collected AF4-fractions showed that proteins, polysaccharides and phenolics were present in different proportions among fractions. The composition of AF4-fractions differed between wines. SDS-PAGE analysis of AF4-fractions indicated the presence of protein-phenolics sub-aggregates only in the fractions containing colloids with small radius. The results allowed proposing a model for red wine colloids structure, which comprises two coexisting entities, one made of covalently linked proteins-phenolics subaggregates interacting by non-covalent forces with polysaccharides, and a second in which only polysaccharides and phenolics are present. The proposed model is consistent with the reported relative stability of red wine proteins, a fact that can be due to the stabilizing activity of polysaccharides. Given that enological practices affect the extraction of proteins, polysaccharides and phenolics, AF4-technique represents a very promising tool to investigate the effects of these practices on wine colloidal aggregation and behavior.
Characterization of red wine native colloids by asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation with online multidetection / Valentina Marassi; Matteo Marangon; Andrea Zattoni; Simone Vincenzi; Andrea Versari; Pierluigi Reschiglian; Barbara Roda; Andrea Curioni. - In: FOOD HYDROCOLLOIDS. - ISSN 0268-005X. - ELETTRONICO. - 110:(2021), pp. 106204.1-106204.9. [10.1016/j.foodhyd.2020.106204]
Characterization of red wine native colloids by asymmetrical flow field-flow fractionation with online multidetection
Valentina MarassiMembro del Collaboration Group
;Andrea ZattoniMembro del Collaboration Group
;Andrea VersariMembro del Collaboration Group
;Pierluigi ReschiglianMembro del Collaboration Group
;Barbara RodaMembro del Collaboration Group
;Andrea CurioniMembro del Collaboration Group
2021
Abstract
Colloids are an important component of wines, but their study is challenging due to their instability. Asymmetrical Flow-Field Flow Fractionation (AF4)-multidetection is here proposed as a suitable approach to isolate and characterize red wine colloids in native state. AF4 provided size-separation and enabled quantification of the colloidal content of two wines. The gyration radius of colloids was determined by multi-angle light scattering, and ranged between 25 and 50 nm. Analysis of the collected AF4-fractions showed that proteins, polysaccharides and phenolics were present in different proportions among fractions. The composition of AF4-fractions differed between wines. SDS-PAGE analysis of AF4-fractions indicated the presence of protein-phenolics sub-aggregates only in the fractions containing colloids with small radius. The results allowed proposing a model for red wine colloids structure, which comprises two coexisting entities, one made of covalently linked proteins-phenolics subaggregates interacting by non-covalent forces with polysaccharides, and a second in which only polysaccharides and phenolics are present. The proposed model is consistent with the reported relative stability of red wine proteins, a fact that can be due to the stabilizing activity of polysaccharides. Given that enological practices affect the extraction of proteins, polysaccharides and phenolics, AF4-technique represents a very promising tool to investigate the effects of these practices on wine colloidal aggregation and behavior.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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