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amylopectin Heating starch with water causes the granules to swell and produce a colloidal suspension from which one fraction called amylopectin can be isolate. It has a structure similar to amylose except the branched chains.Branching takes place between C-6 of one glucose unit and C-1 of another and occurs at intervals of 20-25 glucose units..
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amylopectin A branched starch chain found in the endosperm of barley. It can be considered to be composed of amylose.
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amylopectinosis glycogen storage disease, type IV.
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amylopectin This is a type of starch found in highest amounts in medium, short, jasmine, and waxy rice. Makes rice more tender with a greater tendency to stick or cling together.
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