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Pectolitic enzymes

Data on the pectin content of the initial material (AUAC and DE) is presented in Table 1. It is evident that the main difference between the two lots of oranges was in their anhydrouronic acid content. Observations from previous research (1) were confirmed that microwave heating of the fresh material ensured better drying conditions by inactivating pectolitic enzymes, particularly pectinesterase. Thus a better retention of the degree of esterification of pectin was ensured. [Pg.942]


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