Caracterização da estrutura molecular e propriedades viscográficas de amidos de mandioca (Manihot esculenta Crantz) para aplicações industriais
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2004-11-09
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Silva, Fábio Iachel da [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A fécula de mandioca (Manihot esculenta Crantz) contém aproximadamente 98 % de amido, em peso seco. Este amido é constituído por dois tipos de polissacarídeos: a amilose ( de 16 a 20 % ), com cadeias lineares de monômeros de glicose e peso molecular 1,5.105 a 1,0.106 Da; e amilopectina ( de 80 a 84 % ), com cadeias ramificadas e peso molecular 5,0.106 a 1,0.108 Da. A estrutura molecular desses polissacarídeos influi diretamente nas propriedades funcionais dos amidos, as quais são interessantes para diversos usos industriais. O principal objetivo desta pesquisa é avaliar e adaptar a técnica de separação de moléculas conhecida por cromatografia de permeação em gel, seguida da caracterização das frações coletadas na permeação e verificar as propriedades viscográficas do amido. Nesta principal técnica utilizada, conhecida também por cromatografia por exclusão de tamanho, as moléculas se separam de acordo com seus tamanhos e pesos moleculares. Sendo assim, moléculas maiores que os poros do gel, saem primeiro da coluna, enquanto moléculas de tamanhos intermediários aos dos poros do gel, saem no final da permeação. As amostras usadas neste trabalho foram féculas extraídas de sete etnovariedades de mandioca, que foram previamente tratadas e posteriormente solubilizadas em solventes adequados e injetadas na coluna de permeação contendo um gel de porosidade pré-determinada. Foi usado um sistema completo para permeação em gel, contendo colunas, géis, coletor automático das frações permeadas, bomba peristáltica, kit de proteínas e carboidrato padrão, dentre outros acessórios fornecidos pela Amersham Pharmacia Biotech. Empregou-se solventes P.A. e enzima pura (Sigma-Aldrich); equipamento analisador de carbono (TOC), marca Shimadzu e espectrofotômetro UV-visível com varredura de 190 a 1100 nm, marca Varian...
Cassava starch ( Manihot esculenta Crantz ) contains approximately 98 % of starch in dry weight. This starch is constituted of two polysaccharide: amylose ( 16 to 20% ), with lineal chains of glucose monomers and molecular weight 1,5.105 to 1,0.106 Da; and amylopectin ( 80 to 84% ), with ramified chains and molecular weight from 5,0.106 to 1,0.108 Da. The molecular structure of these polysaccharides influences directly the functional properties of the starches, which are interesting for several industrial uses. The main objective of this research is to evaluate and to adapt the technique of separation of molecules known by gel permeation chromatography, followed by the characterization of the fractions collected in the permeation and to verify the viscographic properties of the starch. In this main used technique, also known by size exclusion chromatography, the molecules are separated in agreement with sizes and molecular weights. So, molecules larger than the pores of the gel, leave the column first, while molecules of intermediary sizes come out in the end of the permeation. The samples used in this work were starches extracted from seven cassava ethnovarieties, that were previously treated and then dissolved in appropriate solvents and injected in the permeation column that was filled with a gel of defined porosity. A complete system for gel permeation was used, constituted of columns, gels, automatic collector, peristaltic pump, kit of proteins and standard carbohydrate, among other accessories supplied by Amersham Pharmacia Biotech. Solvents (for analysis) and pure enzyme (Sigma-Aldrich) were used; equipment to analyze organic carbon (TOC), from Shimadzu and UV-visible spectrophotometer with scanning from 190 to 1100 nm, from Varian were employed...
Cassava starch ( Manihot esculenta Crantz ) contains approximately 98 % of starch in dry weight. This starch is constituted of two polysaccharide: amylose ( 16 to 20% ), with lineal chains of glucose monomers and molecular weight 1,5.105 to 1,0.106 Da; and amylopectin ( 80 to 84% ), with ramified chains and molecular weight from 5,0.106 to 1,0.108 Da. The molecular structure of these polysaccharides influences directly the functional properties of the starches, which are interesting for several industrial uses. The main objective of this research is to evaluate and to adapt the technique of separation of molecules known by gel permeation chromatography, followed by the characterization of the fractions collected in the permeation and to verify the viscographic properties of the starch. In this main used technique, also known by size exclusion chromatography, the molecules are separated in agreement with sizes and molecular weights. So, molecules larger than the pores of the gel, leave the column first, while molecules of intermediary sizes come out in the end of the permeation. The samples used in this work were starches extracted from seven cassava ethnovarieties, that were previously treated and then dissolved in appropriate solvents and injected in the permeation column that was filled with a gel of defined porosity. A complete system for gel permeation was used, constituted of columns, gels, automatic collector, peristaltic pump, kit of proteins and standard carbohydrate, among other accessories supplied by Amersham Pharmacia Biotech. Solvents (for analysis) and pure enzyme (Sigma-Aldrich) were used; equipment to analyze organic carbon (TOC), from Shimadzu and UV-visible spectrophotometer with scanning from 190 to 1100 nm, from Varian were employed...
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Mandioca, Amido, Cromatografia em gel, Cassava, Starch, Gel permeation, Molecular structure
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SILVA, Fábio Iachel da. Caracterização da estrutura molecular e propriedades viscográficas de amidos de mandioca (Manihot esculenta Crantz) para aplicações industriais. 2004. x, 85 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Ciências Agronômicas, 2004.