This investigation concerned attempts to isolate and elucidate the structure of the delta-lactone precursor in milk fat. By use of silica-gel chromatography, thin-layer chromatography, and gel filtration a fraction of milk fat was obtained which contained 2,100 ppm bound delta-decalactone and 8,000 ppm bound delta-dodecalactone. Based on molecular weight considerations, it was concluded that the delta-lactone precursor in milk fat is most likely a monohydroxy-acyl-triglyeeride.
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