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Enzymes are used in many industries. They help break down substances like starch, lipids, and proteins. In washing powders, enzymes like lipase and protease help break down greasy stains and protein residues. In food production, enzymes extract fruit juices, soften biscuits, and make fruit juices clearer. During seed germination, amylase breaks down starch into maltose to provide energy for the growing embryo. Many enzymes are obtained from microorganisms grown in fermenters under specific temperature, pH, and nutrient conditions needed for their growth and reproduction. The fungus Penicillium produces the antibiotic penicillin when cultivated in a fermenter, secreting the product after an initial growth phase.
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types of micro-organisms in food production.
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Industial enzyme.....sidik
Enzymes are important
proteins found in living
things. An enzyme is a
protein that changes the
rate of a chemical reaction.
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Video Link :
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Portion explained:
1. Synonyms of STARCH
2. Biological Sources of STARCH
3. Geographical Sources of STARCH
4. Cultivation and Collection of STARCH
5. Chemical Constituents of STARCH
6. Chemical Test of STARCH
7. Uses of STARCH
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- 1. Making use of enzymes • Washing powders • Food industry • Germination of seeds • Antibiotic penicillin
- 3. Biological washing powders • Contain: - lipase: greasy stains - protease: eggs, blood • Advantage: they work at lower temperatures, so less water heating is needed, and clothes don´t shrink.
- 4. Food industry • Fruit juices: are extracted using pectinase. It breaks down pectin and is much easier to squeeze juice from the fruit. It also makes the juice clear rather than cloudy. • Biscuits: - isomerase: converts glucose to fructose, which is sweeter so less needs to be used in slimmers biscuits. - protease: softens glutens, making the roller of biscuits easier
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