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Quinoa starch has very small granules with unique properties. However, the molecular structure of quinoa starch remains largely unknown. In this study, composition and amylopectin molecular structure of 9 quinoa starch samples were characterised by chromatographic techniques. In particular, the amylopectin...
ourunderstandingofthefinestructureofamyloseandamylopectin.Thestructureofthestarch granuleslowlyunravelswithnewinsightintokeystructuralfeatures.Followingabriefpres- entationofthestructuralfeaturescommontoallstarches,themostrecentfindingsforthe structureofamyloseandamylopectinarereported.Theorganizationofdifferenttypesofchains ...
At the lowest level of structure,most starch granules are made up of alternating amorphous and semi-crystal l ine shel lswhicharebetween 100and400 nmthick[8, 1 1–13]These structures are termed ‘growth rings’ (Fig 3) The radial organization of the amylopectin within such struc-tures is ...
structureAn important requirement for obtaining relations between starch genetics/environment, its molecular structure and its properties is that the extraction of starch is not biased (e.g., does not extract more small than large molecules) and does minimal damage to the molecular structure. There ...
The pasting peak temperature of normal rice starch, which occurs at maximum granule swelling, resulted after a complete loss of crystalline structure (Gc), but waxy rice starch was investigated before Gc.Park, Inmyoung.University of California, Davis.University of California, Davis.I. Park.A ...
Wheat starchExtrusionAutoclaveMolecular structureSedimentation coefficientIn this research the effects of two common cooking processes of foods, namely, autoclave and extrusion cooking on the molecular and physicochemical properties of wheat starch were investigated. The results showed that the solubility of...
Molecular Structure and Lipid in Starches for Mook Corn, rice, wheat starches (Non-Mook Starches) are not used due to their weak gelation power. In order to know the effects of properties of starch on gelation, some physicochemical properties, molecular structure, and starch lipid of... KM ...
Starches from different botanical sources vary in terms of their functional properties (e.g., gelatinization onset temperature, final viscosity of paste, formation of two-phase pastes or paste stickiness) and thus in their end-uses. This variation stems from differences in the structure of starch,...
Starch molecular structure is important for finding ways to optimize palatability and digestibility. In recent years, biosynthesis-based methods (Nada et al., 2017; Wu et al., 2013) that take into account the activities of the three major enzymes in starch synthesis (SS, SBE and DBE) have ...