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Amylose is not Strictly Linear
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1995
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Food ChemistryProtein GlycosylationBiosynthesisIn Vitro FermentationBiochemistryNatural SciencesReal Algebraic GeometryBioanalysisGlycobiologyCorn StarchesPolysaccharideEnzymatic ModificationMetabolismMedicineAbstract AmylosesBiomolecular EngineeringBranching PointsGlycosylation
Abstract Amyloses from selected corn starches were used to measure the glucoses involved in the branching points. The number of glucose α 1,6 glycosidically linked were determined by two different methods: 1) The enzymatic one measures directly quantiatively and specifically the glucoses α, 1,6 linked. 2) The other, a chemical one that measures the different n‐methylated glucoses involved in the terminal, α 1,4 linked and α1,6 linked positions. The results obtained through both methodologies clearly indicate a good correlation. Amylose is not linear. It has very small proportion of branches and they are α1,6 glycosidically linked.
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