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Maltogenic Amylase
Maltogenic amylase, a specialized α-amylase, hydrolyzes amylopectin to produce maltose, oligosaccharides, and small dextrins. This action delays starch retrogradation, reduces staling, and prevents entanglement between starch granules and protein macromolecules, improving bread softness, shelf life, and overall quality in baked goods.
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As a special α-amylase, maltagenic amylase can generate maltose, oligosaccharides, and small molecule dextrins by hydrolyzing amylopectin, which interferes with the recrystallization of starch and the entanglement of starch granules and protein macromolecules, and delays the recrystallization of starch granules. Thereby reducing the aging speed of bread and prolonging the preservation time of the face
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Maltogenic amylase can be widely used in the processing of toast, whole wheat bread, cake, steamed bread, and other flour products. It can delay starch aging and extend the shelf life of pasta products. Improve the softness of the pasta, increase its elasticity and moisture, and enhance the taste of the pasta.
| ITEMS | SPECIFICATION |
| Appearance | Light yellow powder |
| Temperature adaptation range | 55-65℃ |
| PH Value | 4.5-6.0 |
| Dosage for bread(ppm) | 20-100 |
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