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Molecular recognition using a series of deoxygenated maltose analogues was used to determine the substrate transition-state binding energy profiles of 10 single-residue mutants at the active site of glucoamylase from Aspergillus niger. ... Department of Chemical and Biochemical Engineering, ... Publication Date (Web): June 27, 2000...
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Nonenzymic browning reactions in commercial infant formulas were evaluated through their furosine content as well as the isomeric disaccharides formed during processing. ... Variable amounts of furosine content in samples with similar maltose/maltulose ratios may be attributed to different conditions used during storage.
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Sabouraud's agar ( sabu̇′rōz ′agər ) ( microbiology ) A peptone-maltose agar used as a culture medium for pathogenic fungi, especially the ... (microbiology) A peptone-maltose agar used as a culture medium for pathogenic fungi, especially the dermatophytes.
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Sci-Tech Encyclopedia: Maltose ... What is maltose used for? ... Maltose is used as?
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We used the maltose transport complex MalFGK2 of the Escherichia coli cytoplasmic membrane as a model for the study of the assembly of hetero-oligomeric membrane protein complexes. ... 0 (maltose transport system, E coli)
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From a maltose solution of a purity of 75 to 90%, a high-purity maltose solution having a maltose purity of more than 98.5% is obtained in a high yield by preparatorily treating activated carbon with the aqueous solution of an organic solvent, adding the same organic solvent to the maltose solution under ...
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Maltose is not able to crystallize and thus to be purified further, unless the maltose used as a starting material exhibits a purity above 90%. Also, the fact that maltose does not crystallize easily is one of the reasons why maltose is a valuable raw material in the candy industry.
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