The total lysophospholipid content was higher for rapeseed lysolecithin (11.04 g/100 g) than for soybean lysolecithin (6.91 g/100 g).
Also the LPC fraction was higher for rapeseed than for soybean lysolecithin, both absolute (6.16 g/100 g and 2.53 g/100 g, respectively) and relative (55.8 and 36.6% of the total lysophospholipids respectively).
In contrary the LPE content, both absolute (2.74 g/100 g and 1.78 g/100 g, respectively)
and relative (39.7 and 16.1% of total lysophospholipids, respectively), was higher for soybean lysolecithin compared to rapeseed lysolecithin.
The total lysophospholipid content was higher for rapeseed lysolecithin (11.04 g/100 g) than for soybean lysolecithin (6.91 g/100 g). Also the LPC fraction was higher for rapeseed than for soybean lysolecithin, both absolute (6.16 g/100 g and 2.53 g/100 g, respectively) and relative (55.8 and 36.6% of the total lysophospholipids respectively). In contrary the LPE content, both absolute (2.74 g/100 g and 1.78 g/100 g, respectively)and relative (39.7 and 16.1% of total lysophospholipids, respectively), was higher for soybean lysolecithin compared to rapeseed lysolecithin.
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