Kyeong-Ok Choi, Cheul-Soon Yim, Phu Cuong Nguyen, Jong-Tae Park
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Abstract
Clustered amylopectins (CAPs) were produced using recombinant glycogen branching enzymes from Escherichia coli K12 (EcGBE) and Vibrio vulnificus (VvGBE). The CAPs were esterified with octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA), introducing novel functional characteristics. Vv-CAP demonstrated a reduced apparent molecular weight and a higher prevalence of both short (degree of polymerization (DP) ≤ 5, 13.3%) and medium branches (5 < DP ≤ 12, 58.2%) compared to Ec-CAP. FT-IR spectra confirmed the successful esterification of CAPs with OSA. 1H-NMR analysis showed the degree of substitution (DS) for OSA-CAPs varied based on the CAP to OSA ratio (DS 0.021-0.058 for Ec-CAP and 0.011-0.066 for Vv-CAP). Esterification with OSA on shortened branches resulted in a slower digestion rate and increased resistant starch proportion. Additionally, this process enhanced the emulsifying properties of CAPs and improved the aqueous solubility of puerarin. OSA-modified CAPs are promising for pharmaceutical applications.
Supplementary information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s10068-025-01892-1.
利用大肠杆菌K12 (EcGBE)和创伤弧菌(VvGBE)的重组糖原分支酶制备了簇状支链蛋白(CAPs)。并与辛烯基丁二酸酐(OSA)酯化,引入了新的功能特性。Vv-CAP表现出较低的表观分子量和较高的短支(聚合度(DP)≤5,13.3%)和中支(5 h - nmr分析显示OSA-CAP的取代度(DS)根据CAP与OSA的比值而变化(Ec-CAP的取代度为0.021-0.058,Vv-CAP的取代度为0.011-0.066)。在短枝上与OSA进行酯化反应导致消化速度减慢和抗性淀粉比例增加。此外,该工艺还提高了cap的乳化性能,改善了葛根素的水溶性。asa修饰的cap在制药应用方面很有前景。补充资料:在线版本包含补充资料,下载地址为10.1007/s10068-025-01892-1。
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