Journal
STARCH-STARKE
Volume 69, Issue 3-4, Pages -Publisher
WILEY-V C H VERLAG GMBH
DOI: 10.1002/star.201500370
Keywords
beta-Cyclodextrin; Physical modification; Slowly digestible starch; Thermal stability
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- National Natural Science Foundation of China [31571792]
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Slowly digestible starch (SDS) was prepared from rice starches physically modified by -cyclodextrin (-CD), maltosyl--CD, and hydroxypropyl--CD. Its thermal stability and crystalline properties were further explored, since such properties were important for SDS during heat processing. The results showed that the maximum percentage of remaining SDS was 78.2% for the starch physically modified by -CD and subjected to dry heating for 15min, and 73.7% for the starch subjected to moisture heating for 15min. The starches physically modified by -CD exhibited a higher peak melting temperature, conclusion temperature, and enthalpy change of melting than the control sample. The crystalline data indicated that the higher yield of SDS in the starch physically modified by -CD could be attributed to a greater difference of partial V-type crystallites. More perfect crystallites and imperfect crystallites were formed, and designated as the major components of the SDS product. These findings suggest that the starch physically modified by -CD had higher thermal stability because of the formation of VII-type crystallites, and was suitable for potential application during heat processing.
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