Research Article
Grape Powder Improves Age-Related Decline in Mitochondrial and Kidney Functions in Fischer 344 Rats
Table 1
Composition and toxicology of grape powder used in these studies.
(a) Chemical composition of freeze-dried grape powder (California table grape commission) |
| Compounds | Total | Individual |
| Catechins | 22.06 mg/kg | | Catechin | | 13.7 mg/kg | Epicatechin | | 8.36 mg/kg | Anthocyanins | 709.8 mg/kg | | Peonidin | | 232.2 mg/kg | Cyanidin | | 156.2 mg/kg | Malvidin | | 321.4 mg/kg | Flavonols | | | Quercetin | | 148.7 mg/kg | Kaempferol | | 11.61 mg/kg | Isorhamnetin | | 23.9 mg/kg | Stilbenes | | | Resveratrol | | 1.51 mg/kg | Total polyphenols | | 383 mg/100 g |
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(b) Toxicology of grape powder constituents |
| Compound | Dose (per kg body wt/day) | Duration | Toxicity |
| Direct catechins | ≤2500 mg | Chronic (90 days) | Nontoxic [21] | Anthocyanins | ≤2000 mg | Chronic (90 days) | Nontoxic [22] | Flavonoids | ≤5000 mg | Acute (24 hrs) | Nontoxic [23] | Resveratrol | ≤3000 mg | 4 weeks | Toxic [24] |
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