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JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD CHEMISTRY
卷 49, 期 6, 页码 2973-2977出版社
AMER CHEMICAL SOC
DOI: 10.1021/jf010012j
关键词
alpha-amylases; additives; activity; stability; process conditions; breadmaking
alpha -Amylases from different origins (wheat, malted barley, fungi, and bacteria) are used extensively to improve breadmaking. However, the enzyme activities, in addition to the differences associated with their origins, are strongly affected by the process conditions and the presence of other compounds in the medium. The activity of different alpha -amylases was tested under different conditions (pH and temperature), and in the presence of some bread ingredients (salt and sugar), some breadmaking additives (ascorbic acid and sodium propionate), and some metabolites (organic acids and saccharides) generated during the fermentation step, to envisage the behavior of these alpha -amylases during the breadmaking process. The alpha -amylase activities were affected to a different extent by the addition of these compounds depending on the enzyme origin. In general, the alpha -amylases from cereals (wheat and malted barley) were less sensitive to the presence of some ingredients, additives, and metabolites. These results show the great variation of the alpha -amylase activity with the process conditions and the importance of its knowledge in the selection of the appropriate alpha -amylase for a specific breadmaking process.
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