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Differentiation and quantification of bovine and pork gelatin using UPLC-QTOF and ATR-FTIR spectroscopy: Addressing challenges in mixed gelatin analysis and detection.
The amino acid sequence dictates protein folding and spatial structure, essential for understanding their behavior. Gelatin, important in industry and biomedicine, demands accurate source authentication due to ethical and dietary concerns. This study explores differentiating and quantifying bovine and pork gelatin using UPLC-QTOF and ATR-FTIR spectroscopy. UPLC-QTOF identified distinct ions for pure bovine (m/z + 962.1471, NRLHFFK) and pork gelatin (m/z + 653.0289, YNEVK) but struggled with mixed gelatins due to protein-protein interactions altering peptide ion profiles. ATR-FTIR was employed to leverage ethanol's differential effects on gelatin's amide bands for quantifying pork gelatin contamination in bovine gelatin. The method showed a strong linear correlation (R2 = 0.9994) with contamination levels and amide band transmission, with detection and quantification limits of 0.85 and 2.85 mg/100 mg, respectively. It effectively identified pork gelatin in halal candy, with recovery rates from 50.05 % to 103.69 %, highlighting ATR-FTIR's potential for accurate gelatin analysis.
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