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[Proline content of Italian wines (author's transl)].
Proline content of genuine wines from different areas is usually over 200 mg/1; a sample contained 1.920 mg/1; some samples has shown a lower content, with a minimum of 76 mg/1. No correlationship has been established between proline content and wine origin and age. Spectrophotometric method gives results markedly higher, in some cases, than give ion-exchange chromatogrpahy.