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 Polyphenols in foods are more complex than often thought Cheynier VAm J Clin Nutr  2005[Jan]; 81 (1 Suppl): 223S-229SDietary polyphenols show a great diversity of structures, ranging from rather  simple molecules (monomers and oligomers) to polymers. Higher-molecular-weight  structures (with molecular weights of > 500) are usually designated as tannins,  which refers to their ability to interact with proteins. Among them, condensed  tannins (proanthocyanidins) are particularly important because of their wide  distribution in plants and their contributions to major food qualities. All  phenolic compounds are highly unstable and rapidly transformed into various  reaction products when the plant cells are damaged (for instance, during food  processing), thus adding to the complexity of dietary polyphenol composition. The  polyphenol composition of plant-derived foods and beverages depends on that of  the raw material used but also on the extraction process and subsequent  biochemical and chemical reactions of plant polyphenols. The occurrence of  specific tannin-like compounds (ie, thearubigins and theaflavins) arising from  enzymatic oxidation is well documented in black tea. Various chemical reactions  involving anthocyanins and/or flavanols have been demonstrated to occur during  red wine aging. Current knowledge regarding the reaction mechanisms involved in  some of these processes and the structures of the resulting products is reviewed.  Their effects on organoleptic and nutritional quality are also discussed.|Flavonoids/analysis/*chemistry[MESH]|Food Analysis[MESH]|Phenols/analysis/*chemistry[MESH]|Plant Extracts/analysis/*chemistry[MESH]|Polyphenols[MESH]
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