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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Of fatty acids in vine exhaust gas chromatography - mass spectrometry Authors: Zhuang Pu Wei, Deng Lin Sheng, Qin double-Jiu, Song made friends, Lu Ping Jie, Zhou Yuan [Abstract] Objective To analyze the exhaust vine and the relative content of fatty acids. Methods using gas chromatography - mass spectrometry techniques, the whole plant exhaust vine to petroleum ether extraction of fatty acid, sulfuric acid were determined after methanol esterification, using area normalization method obtained a relative content of various fatty acids. The results from the whole plant exhaust vine detected 11 kinds of saturated fatty acids and five kinds of unsaturated fatty acids. Of which saturated fatty acid content of 30.33% of the total, to the highest content of palmitic acid (relative content of 24.32%); unsaturated fatty acid content of 69.77% of the total, to the highest content of linoleic acid (relative content of 60.19%), and linolenic acid content is also high (relative content 8.46%). Conclusion The results of this study the medicinal value of rattan for the exhaust to provide a scientific basis for the development. [Keywords:] exhaust vine (Solanum cathayanum) fatty acids by gas chromatography - mass spectrometry Abstract: ObjectiveTo study the constituent of the fatty acids from Solanum cathayanum. MethodsGC-MS was used in the study. The fatty acids from Solanum cathayanum were methylated by refluxing in anhydrous methanol with H2SO4. Results In Solanum cathayanum, sixteen kinds of fatty acids were detected. There were five kinds of unsaturated acids and the total amount was 69.77%. The relative content of 9,12-Octadecodienoic acid was the highest. ConclusionThis study may provide scientific reference for the pharmacological development of Solanum cathayanum. Keywords:: Solanum cathayanum; Fatty acid; GC-MS Exhaust vine Solanum cathayanum for the Solanaceae nightshade plants, herbaceous vine wood, multi-branched, long 0.5 ~ 3 m. Stem