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      BeMiller, James N.
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      Starch : chemistry and technology / BeMiller, James N.
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      Noemi Sivak, Mirta.
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      Advances in food and nutrition research. Volume 41. Starch : basic science to biotechnology / Noemi
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      Whistler, Roy Lester.
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      -- v. 4. Starch -- v. 5. General polysaccharides -- v. 6. General carbohydrate methods -- v. 7. General
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      Kilcast, David.
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      ; 6 Advanced instrumental methods the use of 1H relaxation NMR to monitor starch retrogradation; 7
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      Amylase Research Society of Japan.
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      . As well as amylases, other enzymes capable of catalyzing reactions with starch and glycogen, and the
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      Pigman, William Ward, 1910-
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      Acids; Chapter 8. The Fractionation of Starch.
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      Hamaker, Bruce R.
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      , cereal micronutrients and resistant starch. Consumer perception of health-promoting cereal products and
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      III. Behavior of Starch Under Basic ConditionsIV. Behavior of Starch in Acidic Conditions; V
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      Chatterjee, P. K.
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      derivitives. Synthetic superabsorbents. Polymer grafted cellulose and starch. Nonwovens in absorbent materials
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      Brittain, H. G.
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      . Starch; Chapter 14. Tobramycin; Cumulative Index
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      International Flavor Conference (8th : 1994 : Kos, Greece)
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      interaction of flavor compounds with flour, starch, and polysaccharides; factors affecting development of
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      Chichester, C. O., 1925-
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      Residues; V. Oilseeds and Grains; VI. Starch-Production Wastes; VII. Sugar-Manufacturing Wastes; VIII
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      Block, Richard Joseph, 1906-1962.
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      : Simple Sugars; Section II: Di- and Polysaccharides, Starch, and Cellulose
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      Tiwari, B. K., Dr.
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      and physicochemical properties of pulse starch -- Functional and physiochemical properties of legume
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      Garti, Nissim, 1945-
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      biopolymers, and starch as an encapsulation material for delivery of functional food ingredients, are all
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      Chiellini, Emo.
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      Applications / Starch-Based Edible Films / Use of Chitin and Chitosan for Food Packaging Applications / Using
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      Wool, Richard P.
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      soyoil, proteins, starch, natural fibers, recycled newspapers, chicken feathers and waste agricultural by-products.
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      Han, Jung H.
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      coatings from non-starch polysaccharides -- Lipid-based edible films and coatings.
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      Rosen, Meyer R.
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      systems -- pt. 10. Silicones -- pt. 11. Starch-based systems -- pt. 12. Activated delivery systems -- pt
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      Cauvain, Stanley P.
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      wheat proteins (chapters 5 and 6) and starch (chapter 7). There are also chapters on ways of measuring
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      Gupta, Anil Kumar.
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      ). Starch synthesis and grain filling in rice -- (Jong-Ching Su). Starch synthesis in maize -- (David Pan
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      Linden, G.
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      modificatio nof biomolecules: ch. 10. Sugar chemistry ; ch. 11. Starch products ; ch. 12. Hydrocolloids and
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      Park, Kwan-Hwa.
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      starch as the substrate -- Chapter 11. Manipulation of storage compounds in transgenic plants -- Chapter
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      Dey, P. M.
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      -chain sugars and sugar alcohols / E. Beck and H. Hopf -- Cellulose / G. Franz and W. Blaschek -- Starch / W
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      Perlman, D., 1920-
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      Starch; VI. Ethanol from Cellulosic Materials; VII. Ethanol from Other Wastes; VIII. Economic Analysis of
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      Wingard, Lemuel B.
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      Isomerase; V. Conclusion; List of Symbols; Acknowledgment; References; Chapter 6. Starch Hydrolysis with
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      Anfinsen, Christian B. (Christian Boehmer), 1916-1995.
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      Processes Involved in the Electrophoretic Separations Occurring in Starch Gels; References; Chapter 3. The
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      Wolfrom, Melville L.
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      Chemical Characterization of the Starch Components; V. Properties of the Starch Components in Solution; VI
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      Heldt, Hans-Walter.
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      material such as fat and starch but they are also the basis for the production of pharmaceutics. It is
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      Stern, David B.
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      -- Respiration -- Nitrogen assimilation -- Starch biosynthesis -- Sulfur metabolism -- Rsponse to heavy metals
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      Henry, C. J. K.
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      , oligosaccharides, starch and carbohydrates. Part three details dairy-based ingredients which can help regulate
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      Asian-Australasian Conference on Composite Materials (4th : 2004 : Sydney, Australia)
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      ; REFERENCES; Chapter 6. Mechanical Properties of ""Green"" Composites Made from Starch-Based Biodegradable
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      Arnoldi, A. (Anna)
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      fat replacers. Part 4 Starch and other functional ingredients: Starch in food, diabetes and coronary
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      Baillie, Caroline.
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      : polyhydroxyalkanoate (PHA) synthesis, properties, biodegradation, processing and applications -- 7.4 Starch
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      Callow, J. A.
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      . Starch Synthesis in the Endosperm; V. Starch Accumulation During Grain Development; VI. Starch Granule
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      Preston, R. D. (Reginald Dawson)
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      Vacuole Formation; VI. Degradation of Starch in the Vacuole; VII. Vacuolar Autophagy and Leaf Senescence
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      Guenthner, Joseph F. (Joseph Frank), 1951-
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      -- References -- 9 Other potato trade -- Potato snack trade -- Dehydrated potato trade -- Starch potato trade
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      Miyake, Jun.
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      . Hydrogen from Biomass. Hydrogen photoproduction from starch in algal biomass. Photobiological hydrogen
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      Johnson, I. T.
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      and Resistant Starch -- Do They Protect against Cancer?; 1 Introduction; 2 RS, Soluble DF and Cancer
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      Wetzel, David L. B.
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      -destructive analytical methods in starch analysis. (Y.G. Moharram <IT>et al.</IT>). Specific methods for the analysis of
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      Portnoy, Robert C.
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      Composites of Starch Based Thermoplastic Reinforced with Bone-Like Ceramics -- Assembly of Plastic Parts
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      Bills, Donald D., 1932-
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      Nutrition; Starch Functionality; Controlling Starch Function; Role of Biotechnology in Starch Polymer
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      Lea, Peter J.
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      SYNTHASE; V. STARCH BRANCHING ENZYME; REFERENCES; Chapter 7. Starch Degrading Enzymes; I. INTRODUCTION; II
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      Neidleman, Saul L., 1929-
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      for Achieving Economy in Enzyme Production and Starch Hydrolysis; I. Introduction; II. Possible Modes
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      Tolbert, N. E. (N. Edward), 1919-
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      BY STARCH ACCUMULATION; VII. ASSIMILATION OF NITROGEN; VIII. SULFATE REDUCTION; IX. METABOLISM OF
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      Price, Richard H.
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      manufacture of starch syrups; iii. manufacture of fructose syrup; iv. conclusion; acknowledgment; references
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      Honig, Pieter, 1899-
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      . Starch; 8. Tannin and Pigments; 9. Uses of Bagasse; BIBLIOGRAPHY; CHAPTER 7. THE LIPIDS OF SUGARCANE; 1
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      Preedy, Victor R.
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      (Artocarpus integer) seed flour in bread -- Effect of starch addition to fluid dough during the bread making
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      Belgacem, Mohamed Naceur.
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      ) -- 15. Starch: major sources, properties and applications as thermoplastic materials (A.J.F. Carvalho