2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0100-40422005000400008
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Cassava and corn starch in maltodextrin production

Abstract: Recebido em 13/4/04; aceito em 16/12/04; publicado na web em 13/4/05 CASSAVA AND CORN STARCH IN MALTODEXTRIN PRODUCTION. Maltodextrin was produced from cassava and corn starch by enzymatic hydrolysis with α-amylase. The cassava starch hydrolysis rate was higher than that of corn starches in maltodextrin production with shorter dextrose equivalent (DE). DE values do not show directly the nature of the obtained oligosaccharides. Maltodextrin produced from cassava and corn starch was analysed by high performance … Show more

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“…The low starch contents observed in some progenies, especially in the TME series, may be due to the high dry matter displayed by these progenies and, hence, low digestibility and creation of side products during hydrolysis such as isomaltose and maltose (Van der Veen et al, 2005) which are not detected by glucose specific tests used in this analysis. Starch content affects other starch properties such as the swelling power (Tester et al, 1993) since the extent of starch hydrolysis depends on the ability of starch to take up water, allowing hydrolases to attack starch granules (Moore and Amante, 2005). It is important in commercial applications of starches such as in brewing and in the use of starch as an adjunct (Tester et al, 1993).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The low starch contents observed in some progenies, especially in the TME series, may be due to the high dry matter displayed by these progenies and, hence, low digestibility and creation of side products during hydrolysis such as isomaltose and maltose (Van der Veen et al, 2005) which are not detected by glucose specific tests used in this analysis. Starch content affects other starch properties such as the swelling power (Tester et al, 1993) since the extent of starch hydrolysis depends on the ability of starch to take up water, allowing hydrolases to attack starch granules (Moore and Amante, 2005). It is important in commercial applications of starches such as in brewing and in the use of starch as an adjunct (Tester et al, 1993).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Thus, starch from introduced varieties, especially TME 14, and some of its F 1 families is important in this case. However, the swelling power of starch is affected by the presence of reducing sugars in starch which lead to unavailability of total starch for water absorption, hence the negative correlation between the two (Moore and Amante, 2005). The starch content also affects the swelling power since increase in total starch leads to increase in swelling power (Rampersad et al, 2003).…”
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“…Moore et al (2005) menyatakan bahwa penggunaan bahan penyalut maltodekstrin yang memiliki sifat lipofilik pada proses mikroenkapsulasi menyebabkan kadar lemak menjadi lebih tinggi.…”
Section: Rendemen Dan Komposisi Kimia Mikroenkapsulat Pepton Ikan Htsunclassified
“…Namun, penggunan jagung dan singkong sebagai energi alternatif pun sangat luas (Moore et al, 2005; Lambri et al,2014). Hal ini berbeda dengan sagu yang masih berpeluang untuk dikembangkan di industri pangan.…”
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