Effectiveness of new enzymatic preparations obtained from modified organisms

Efficiency of enzyme action on starch was tested. The following enzymatic preparations were used: AMG 300L and AMG E -glucoamylase, Dextrozyme 225/75L and Dextrozyme E -combination of glucoamylase and pullulanase, Promozyne 200L -pullulanase. Maltodextrine, wheat and tapioka starches were used as a...

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Published inŻywność no. 3
Main Authors Slominska, L, Kulik, A. (Uniwersytet Zielonogorski, Zielona Gora (Poland). Inst. Biotechnologii i Ochrony Srodowiska)
Format Journal Article
LanguagePolish
Published 2003
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Summary:Efficiency of enzyme action on starch was tested. The following enzymatic preparations were used: AMG 300L and AMG E -glucoamylase, Dextrozyme 225/75L and Dextrozyme E -combination of glucoamylase and pullulanase, Promozyne 200L -pullulanase. Maltodextrine, wheat and tapioka starches were used as a substrate. The tested enzymatic preparations were applied for saccharification individually or in combination. Research was carried out fixed parameters: temperature, pH, starch concentration and enzyme dosage. The research indicated that the enzymatic preparations obtained from genetically modified microorganisms characterized higher efficiency. Application in similar dosage of Dextrozyme E instead of AMG 300 makes possible to obtain hydrolyzates with higher DE by 16-32 percent or to produce hydrolyzates with similar DE within 24 h
Bibliography:2004000170
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ISSN:1425-6959