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Antioxidant activity of tubers and tuber tissue. The deformation of the plasma membrane<br />

might potentially increase some levels of ROS (6). Some ROS like HO - and O - 2 react<br />

with the methylene group of PUFAs generating conjugated dienes, lipid peroxyl radicals<br />

and hydroperoxides (33). We assumed that lipid peroxidation might delayed by antioxidant<br />

compounds, which are able to advert HO - . In the present study, this ability was measured<br />

by the H-ORAC method. Moreover, antioxidants have ferric reducing abilities and might<br />

suspend branching of highly reactive peroxyl radicals (6), which was determined by the<br />

FRAP method. In this study, the antioxidant activity was significantly higher in peri<strong>der</strong>m.<br />

Tuber peri<strong>der</strong>m contains higher pectin concentration compared to non-peri<strong>der</strong>m tissue (annex,<br />

Tab. 10.58), whereby phenolic compounds interacting with pectin polysaccharides<br />

(34) might be responsible for this higher antioxidant activity.<br />

The relation between measured antioxidant activity and BSI was significant but not very<br />

high because both FRAP and H-ORAC methods did not determine the O - 2 scavenging ability.<br />

Singlet oxygen is more reactive than H 2 O 2 and less reactive than HO - (6) and promote<br />

lipid peroxidation or is available for melanogenesis while FRAP and H-ORAC activity<br />

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have taken place. One protection mechanism against O 2 availability in higher concentrations<br />

may be the induction of superoxide dismutase (SOD), which catalyses the dismutation<br />

of O - 2 to O 2 and H 2 O 2 . Furthermore, peroxidase (POD) and catalase (CAT) catalyse<br />

the breakdown of H 2 O 2 to H 2 O and O 2 (6). Nevertheless, both reaction pathways release<br />

O 2 , which also become shareable for melanogenesis. Eighter PPO and tyrosine are available<br />

and melanogenesis take place or remutated O 2 will prolong lipid peroxidation or will<br />

-<br />

be scavenged by low molecular mass antioxidants. O 2 scavenging ability was detectable<br />

for low molecular mass antioxidants like quercitin (35, 36) and ß-carotenoid (33, 38),<br />

which are significantly higher concentrated in pigmented potato tissue, compared to white<br />

tuber tissue (9, 19). Due to the fact that the dark yellow coloured tubers have higher ß-<br />

-<br />

carotenoid content (37) a higher O 2 scavenging ability should be predictable resulting in<br />

lower blackspot susceptibility. Assuming this hypothesis for the present results of the study<br />

the dark yellow coloured cv. Gala revealed very low blackspot susceptibility throughout<br />

the period of investigation.<br />

Conclusion<br />

Potato cultivars grown in 2005 and 2006 differed in their blackspot susceptibility after harvest<br />

and after five and eight months of storage, respectively. During the entire period of<br />

investigation the BSI tests revealed physical tuber parameters related to the percentage of<br />

blackspot in potato tubers independent of pigment colour. The colour of the oxidized products<br />

was measured as DP. DP results were influenced by the natural colour of the tissue<br />

and therefore presented relationships between BSI and DP were significant but not very<br />

high. The DP did not show cultivar specific blackspot susceptibility when different cultivars<br />

were tested as reflected by the BSI test. Therefore the DP test is not practicable in<br />

or<strong>der</strong> to compare the blackspot susceptibility of different cultivars. As an immediate con-<br />

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