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Invertase, preparation

Although dilute aqueous acid hydrolyzed the methyl and benzyl a-D-fructofuranosides approximately 8 and 16 times as rapidly as sucrose, their method of preparation showed them to be unaffected by any of the enzymes active in a fermenting yeast suspension. Purified yeast invertase, proven free of a-D-glucosidases (maltases), could therefore contain no enzyme capable of hydrolyzing the above two a-D-fructo-furanosides, but did contain constituents that readily cleaved the beta isomers and also sucrose. The latter is accordingly a /S-D-fructofuranos-ide. When the evidence is put in this way, the present uncertainties as to whether purified invertase preparations include one or a number of /3-D-fructofuranosidases, and whether or not sucrose, methyl and... [Pg.24]

L.Wallerstein 1933 Invertase Invertase preparation and production procedure... [Pg.13]

As regards the occurrence of /3-D-linked disaccharides in the absence of a /3-D-linked substrate, one is tempted to conclude that these oligosaccharides are synthesized by the enzymic reversion of D-glucose by a /3-D-glucosidase. As White and Maher100 have found that their honey-invertase preparation had no /3-D-glucosidase activity, it would appear that these sugars are carried into the hive as constituents of nectar. [Pg.302]

When acted upon by invertase preparations containing melibiase (from brewers yeast), all the raffinose oligosaccharides, including planteose, are hydrolyzed to monosaccharides.23,42... [Pg.155]

Invertase prepared from Saccharomyces cerevisiae and S. carlsbergensis is used in the preparation of soft center candies, fondants, and invert sugars. [Pg.104]

Kinetics of Hydrolysis of Sucrose, Raffinose, and Inulin by Purified Yeast Invertase Preparations... [Pg.592]

In addition to invertase ( 8-fructofuranosidase) and the a-galactosidase of brewers yeast, purified yeast invertase preparations contain a j8-gluco-sidase and the otherwise unknown j5-mannosidase. However, there is no evidence for the existence of a jS-galactosidase, an a-mannosidase, an a-gluco-sidase, or an a-fructofuranosidase (12). Phenyl /3-fructopyranoside also is not appreciably hydrolyzed by yeast invertase (37). [Pg.593]

For this reason yeast invertase preparations contain little if any of this enzyme, and to obtain it very mild autolysis conditions must be employed. Dried yeasts seem to be a particularly good source 66). Such preparations contain considerable quantities of invertase, but if the low-temperature autolysate is treated with limited portions of activated aluminum hydroxide, the a-glucosidase is preferentially adsorbed and then may be eluted with solutions of secondary phosphates 66). [Pg.594]

Incomplete hydrolysis of sucrose by yeast invertase preparations produces, in addition to D-glucose and D-fructose, a number of oligosaccharides which are then hydrolyzed to different ratios of D-glucose and D-fructose 180y 181), Thus, one action of yeast invertase is to transfer D-fructosyl units to form 2— 6 D-fructofuranose linkages. (See also Chapter IX.)... [Pg.707]

Consequently, a sucrose solution (60 g.) in water (54 ml.) was adjusted to pH 4.5 with acetic acid. 6 ml. of a commercial yeast invertase preparation, Sumasuco invertase concentrate (Sugar Manufacturers Supply Co., London) was added and the solution was kept at 20° for 40 minutes. The reaction was stopped by boiling for a few seconds. A sample was analyzed paper chromatographically and showed, in addition to sucrose, glucose, and fructose, three oligosaccharide spots with Rf values lower than that of sucrose. [Pg.335]


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