1965
DOI: 10.1002/star.19650170604
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Enzymes in the Starch Industry

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“…This process gave products very easily in filtration and with relatively higher glucose content (4?40). Such results were found by Underkojler et al [12]. After liquefaction of starch the hydrolysis was completed (saccharification) by using glucoamylase enzyme.…”
Section: Hydrolysis Of Starch To Glucose Syrup Using Immobilized Glucsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…This process gave products very easily in filtration and with relatively higher glucose content (4?40). Such results were found by Underkojler et al [12]. After liquefaction of starch the hydrolysis was completed (saccharification) by using glucoamylase enzyme.…”
Section: Hydrolysis Of Starch To Glucose Syrup Using Immobilized Glucsupporting
confidence: 71%
“…[IZ] diesen Anteil nach 30 min dauernder Inkubation bei 30 "C und pH 4.8 zugrundelegen. Die vielbenutzte ,,A.G.U.-Einheit"[13] beinhaltet diejenige Menge an Enzym, die bei I std. Inkubation einer 4YGigen St5rkelosung beim Temperatur-und pH-Optimum I g Glucose in Freiheit setzt.…”
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“…Maltodextrin and 32, 42, and 60 DE glucose syrups are widely used specialty syrups used in food and confectionery industries (Tharanathan 2005 ). These syrups are produced through enzymatic as well as acid hydrolysis methods (Underkofl er et al 1965 ;Aiyer 2005 ).…”
Section: Specialty Syrup Productionmentioning
confidence: 99%