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D. B. Anantha Narayana,Sudhakar T. Johnson 한국식물생명공학회 2019 Plant biotechnology reports Vol.13 No.3
Cultivation, supply, and availability of unadulterated plant raw material in botanical or herbal industry are a challenging task. Plant species that are either in short supply or in high demand are prone to adulteration and substitution. Such unscrupulous activity results in availability of substandard products with declining quality standards ultimately posing safety concerns and health of consumers. Raw materials which are in the form of dried, fragmented or powdered forms are major victims of adulteration. We present here DNA-based marker approach to authenticate botanicals. Recent research advances such as 2D-electrophoresis, microarray, next generation sequencing, high-resolution melting analysis, and PCR-based methods have been reviewed and their role in authentication of raw material, botanicals in herbal extracts, finished formulations, and ingredients in dietary supplements has been presented. Due to extraction processes such as steaming, extraction at extreme conditions and presence of secondary metabolites original DNA integrity are not preserved which lead to interference with DNA extraction and PCR amplification, thus making DNA unsuitable for further molecular analysis. There is a scope to develop and validate DNA mini-barcodes for finished formulations. DNA barcode along with chromatographic methods, metabolomics, proteomics, and genomics has to be used to resolve substitution and quantity of raw material in ambiguity. Emerging regulatory scenario on DNA barcode in various Pharmacopoeia is presented. Though several advanced methods of botanical authentication are available, an industry always expects simple, cost efficient, and quick method to resolve authentication issues.