2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.foodchem.2011.03.016
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Effect of acid concentration and treatment time on acid–alcohol modified jackfruit seed starch properties

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“…Figure 1 A, B, and C shows the morphology of the native, S55, and D55 samples, respectively. Four different shapes of native Jackfruit seed starch granules were reported in our earlier study (DUTTA et al, 2011). The structure of the granules did not change upon annealing, which was in agreement with STUTE (1992), HOOVER and VASANTHAN (1994), JACOBS and coworkers (1998), and WADUGE and co-workers (2006.…”
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confidence: 89%
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“…Figure 1 A, B, and C shows the morphology of the native, S55, and D55 samples, respectively. Four different shapes of native Jackfruit seed starch granules were reported in our earlier study (DUTTA et al, 2011). The structure of the granules did not change upon annealing, which was in agreement with STUTE (1992), HOOVER and VASANTHAN (1994), JACOBS and coworkers (1998), and WADUGE and co-workers (2006.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Enzyme attacked the surface of the granules (Fig. 1E and F), similar to acid-alcohol treated starch (DUTTA et al, 2011). Surface etching was less in both single and double annealed samples.…”
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“…Estudios reportan alteraciones severas en las superficie granular del almidón como por el ataque de iones hidrogeno cuando fueron sometidos a largos periodos de hidrólisis (13,28). En almidón de ñame lintnerizado se advierten fisuras o bordes grabados debido al proceso de hidrólisis de las cadenas laterales de la capa del gránulo, alterando así la estructura superficial del gránulo (3).…”
Section: Microfotografía De Barrido Electrónico (Sem)unclassified
“…Los almidones lint-nerizados presentaron un aumento significativo (p<0.05) en el porcentaje de sinéresis con respecto a los almidones nativos, mostrando una menor estabilidad al ciclo congelación-descongelación (Tabla 4). Este fenómeno puede atribuirse a una degradación parcial de constituyentes macromoleculares del almidón durante la hidrólisis ácida (28). Según estos autores, la fragmentación de las cadenas de almidón durante el tratamiento está asociada a una mayor liberación de agua, debido a la re-asociación molecular intensiva.…”
Section: Estabilidad Al Descongelamientounclassified