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Amylopectin

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Amylopectin is a branched polysaccharide composed mainly of glucose. It is found, in the measure of approximately 70-80% in starch which is the primary form of storage of carbohydrates in tubers of plants and seeds, together with Amylose which is in a lower proportion, with 20-30%. Amylopectin plays an important role in the transformation of...

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Amylopectin

by Carnob (1996 pt) · 2019-May-06

Amylopectin is a branched polysaccharide composed mainly of glucose. It is found, in the measure of approximately 70-80% in starch which is the primary form of storage of carbohydrates in tubers of plants and seeds, together with Amylose which is in...

2019-May-06

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Component typeNatural

Last update2017-02-26 10:36

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No chemical risk

Main substances

Glucose

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