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dextrin transglycosylase
maltodextrins up to maltoheptaose. These dextrins were formed by transfer from amylose to the accepting glucose molecule. The transglucosylase was therefore ...
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A transglucosylase has been separated from the α-amylase of Streptococcus bovis ... Synthesis from maltohexaose results in dextrins of sufficient chain length to ...
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A transglucosylase has been separated from the alpha-amylase of ... Synthesis from maltohexaose results in dextrins of sufficient chain length to stain with ...
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Transglucosylase. The relative effectiveness of glycogen, of phosphorylase limit dextrins, and of @-amylase limit dextrins as acceptors in the UDPG-a-glucan ...
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dextrin residue. Thus 6-oc-maltosylglucose and. 6-a-maltotriosylglucose were not hydrolysed. The action of S. mitis transglucosylase on these com- pounds was ...
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The enzyme can effectively hydrolyze starch and dextrin over the pH range of 3.0 ... Transglucosylase, i.e., transglucosidase, is an enzyme associated with many ...
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A Bio-engineering Study on a Transglucosylase, Dextrin Dextranase. 2000. Masayuki Suzuki. Dextrin dextranase (DDase, 8C2.4.1.2) was extracellularly ...
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Some lots, however, may be low in glucosidase (or transglucosylase?) .... Logarithmic plot of rates of degradation of limit dextrin "Debranch" and of the outer tiers ...
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amylase, maltase and transglucosylase activities were those of a single enzyme ... but as carbon source, unless otherwise stated, commercial dextrin, which ...
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To explain the release of free glucose from the dextrin by amylo-1,6-glucosidase they postulated an additional step, in which a transglucosylase converted the ...
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dextrin transglycosylase
