Cordyceps, Caterpillar Fungus · 2021 · Journal Article
Medium relevance[Identification of geographical origins of Cordyceps based on data of amino acids with self-organizing map neural network].
Ophiocordyceps sinensis
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- In this study, data of amino acids of Cordyceps samples from Qinghai and Tibet was analyzed with self-organizing map neural network
- A model of XY-Fused network was established with the content of 8 major amino acids and total amino acids for the identification of geographical origins of Cordyceps from Qinghai and Tibet
- It had the prediction accuracy of 83.3% for the test set
- In addition, data mining indicated that methionine was a special kind of amino acid in Cordyceps which could serve as a marker to identify its geographical origins
- On this basis, the content ratio of methionine to total amino acids was proposed to be a quantifiable indicator to distinguish Cordyceps from Qinghai and Tibet
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In this study, data of amino acids of Cordyceps samples from Qinghai and Tibet was analyzed with self-organizing map neural network. A model of XY-Fused network was established with the content of 8 major amino acids and total amino acids for the identification of geographical origins of Cordyceps from Qinghai and Tibet. It had the prediction accuracy of 83.3% for the test set. In addition, data mining indicated that methionine was a special kind of amino acid in Cordyceps which could serve as a marker to identify its geographical origins. On this basis, the content ratio of methionine to total amino acids was proposed to be a quantifiable indicator to distinguish Cordyceps from Qinghai and Tibet.
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Shi Y, Wei F, Wang GL, Ma SC, Lin RC (2021). [Identification of geographical origins of Cordyceps based on data of amino acids with self-organizing map neural network]. Zhongguo Zhong yao za zhi = Zhongguo zhongyao zazhi = China journal of Chinese materia medica https://doi.org/10.19540/j.cnki.cjcmm.20210623.203 PMID: 34581087
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