On the organization of chains in amylopectin

The visualization of organization of chains in amylopectin remains a subject of debate. The traditional and backbone model are the two currently cited models, but there have been no attempts to provide experimental evidence to test the validity of either model. This study tests the hypothesis based...

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Published inDie Stärke Vol. 65; no. 3; pp. 191 - 199
Main Authors Chauhan, Falguni, Seetharaman, Koushik
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Abstract The visualization of organization of chains in amylopectin remains a subject of debate. The traditional and backbone model are the two currently cited models, but there have been no attempts to provide experimental evidence to test the validity of either model. This study tests the hypothesis based on iodine binding by lintners and limit dextrins. Data show that starch lintners bound iodine in amorphous blocklets below the large blocklets, based on AFM. Based on the absorption maxima observed, it suggested that chains in the amorphous blocklets likely pre‐exist as loose helices and are of DP 19–24 that can bind iodine. Further investigations using limit dextrins and their sequential hydrolysis products clearly provide contrast between the traditional and backbone models. Data in this study suggests that it is unlikely that the internal chains in traditional model can bind iodine, due to steric hinderances and result in the absorption maxima observed here.
AbstractList The visualization of organization of chains in amylopectin remains a subject of debate. The traditional and backbone model are the two currently cited models, but there have been no attempts to provide experimental evidence to test the validity of either model. This study tests the hypothesis based on iodine binding by lintners and limit dextrins. Data show that starch lintners bound iodine in amorphous blocklets below the large blocklets, based on AFM. Based on the absorption maxima observed, it suggested that chains in the amorphous blocklets likely pre‐exist as loose helices and are of DP 19–24 that can bind iodine. Further investigations using limit dextrins and their sequential hydrolysis products clearly provide contrast between the traditional and backbone models. Data in this study suggests that it is unlikely that the internal chains in traditional model can bind iodine, due to steric hinderances and result in the absorption maxima observed here.
The visualization of organization of chains in amylopectin remains a subject of debate. The traditional and backbone model are the two currently cited models, but there have been no attempts to provide experimental evidence to test the validity of either model. This study tests the hypothesis based on iodine binding by lintners and limit dextrins. Data show that starch lintners bound iodine in amorphous blocklets below the large blocklets, based on AFM. Based on the absorption maxima observed, it suggested that chains in the amorphous blocklets likely pre-exist as loose helices and are of DP 19-24 that can bind iodine. Further investigations using limit dextrins and their sequential hydrolysis products clearly provide contrast between the traditional and backbone models. Data in this study suggests that it is unlikely that the internal chains in traditional model can bind iodine, due to steric hinderances and result in the absorption maxima observed here. [PUBLICATION ABSTRACT]
Author Chauhan, Falguni
Seetharaman, Koushik
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dextrins
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Natural polymers
Physicochemistry of polymers
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Title On the organization of chains in amylopectin
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