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Starch hydrolysates were prepared by hydrolysis of potato and corn starch mixture with a heat-stable bacterial alpha amylase (Termamyl 120 LS) or with a heat-stable bacterial alpha amylase (Termamyl 120LS) and next with a fungal alpha amylase (Finizym 1600L). Additionally so-called filtration enzyme action was applied (Finizym, Neutrase, Lecitase, SP 348, Gammazym LPL). Introduction of these enzymatic...
Starch hydrolyzates were prepared by treatment of starch (potato, corn, tapioca) with heat-stable alpha-amylase [EC 3.2.1.1.] and the dextrose equivalent, carbohydrate composition, viscosity and filtration rates were measured in obtained hydrolyzates. The differences of susceptibility of the tested starches to Termamyl 120 type LS action are small (less than 2 DE). Hydrolyzates with similar DE characterise...
Starch liquefaction without significant increase in dextrose value was attempted. Potato, corn and pea high amylose starches were digested with thermostable alpha-amylase. Different reaction conditions (starch concentration, enzyme dosage, time reaction) were used in hydrolyses into DE < 10. Chemical and physical properties of obtained hydrolysates such as carbohydrate composition, iodine absorbance...
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