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Identification of cyanogenic glycosides

Summary

Cyanogenic glycosides are mainly glycosides with α-hydroxynitrile. This kind of glycoside is easy to be hydrolyzed by dilute acid and enzyme catalyzed hydrolysis under different conditions, and the generated glycoside α-hydroxynitrile is very unstable and immediately decomposed into aldehyde (ketone) and hydrocyanic acid; and under the action of concentrated acid, the -CN group in the glycoside is easy to oxidize into -COOH group, and NH4 is generated; and if under alkaline conditions, the glycoside is easy to be isomerized to generate α-hydroxy carboxylate.


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Da — when not otherwise indicated, molecular weight units are daltons.   Mw — weight-average molecular weight.   Mn — number-average molecular weight.

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