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Topic: Demonstrating the effects of amylases on starch


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Thus, the effect of substrates and oxygen on the FQ is nicely explained by the metabolic characteristics of the dominating fermentation organisms.
Rye flour does have a higher amylase activity than wheat flour, furthermore, the gelatinization temperature is a few degrees lower than that of wheat starch.
Occurs as a suspension of starch granules is heated.
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