Abstract
The oxygen-dependent browning (oxidative browning) of Amadori compounds from amino acids or peptides was studied since it was an important reaction contributing to the discoloration and deterioration of some foodstuffs containing sugars and amino compounds during storage in contact with atmospheric oxygen.
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