Rapid detection method for trace residue of thermostable amylase in oyster sauce raw material
A high-temperature-resistant amylase and micro-residue technology, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, analytical materials, flow characteristics, etc., can solve the problems of affecting delivery time, cumbersome operation, and long test time, so as to achieve accurate and better raw material quality and control raw materials Effect of quality, effective raw material quality
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[0033] Detect the enzyme activity of high temperature resistant amylase in fructose syrup.
[0034] (1) Obtain high-temperature-resistant amylase A for the production of fructose syrup, and use the test method of "GB1886.174-2016 Food Safety National Standard Food Additive Food Industry Enzyme Preparation" to measure its enzyme activity as 100,000 U / g; Add high temperature-resistant amylase A into the fructose syrup raw material standard sample A0 used in the production of oyster sauce products at an enzyme activity ratio of 6 / 100,000 to obtain the raw material standard sample A1; use the raw material standard sample A0 to separate the raw material standard sample A1 Dilute 2 times, 10 times, 20 times, 50 times, 100 times to obtain raw material standard samples A2, A3, A4, A5, A6 with gradient enzyme activity.
[0035] As an additional note, the high-temperature-resistant amylase activity of samples A1 to A6 was tested using the test method of "GB1886.174-2016 National Food Sa...
Embodiment 2
[0046] Detect the enzyme activity of high temperature resistant amylase in fructose syrup.
[0047] (1) With the modified starch in Example 1, it is determined that the peak temperature corresponding to the peak viscosity of the modified starch solution in the heating process is 75°C; this embodiment is the same as Example 1, for detecting the high temperature resistant amylase of fructose syrup Therefore, the critical enzyme activity of this embodiment is 0.17U / g with that of Example 1, and the benchmarking spectrum adopts the benchmarking spectrum A.
[0048] (2) Take the fructose syrup raw material samples to be tested, coded as x, y, respectively measure the temperature rise process of the mixed solution with modified starch at 35°C → 75°C and the spectrum of its viscosity change when it is maintained at 75°C, the specific steps Same as step (5) in embodiment 1, obtain sample collection of illustrations x, y;
[0049] For benchmarking map A, see Figure 5 , where the sam...
Embodiment 3
[0053] Detect the enzymatic activity of high temperature resistant amylase of xanthan gum.
[0054] (1) Obtain high-temperature-resistant amylase B for xanthan gum production, and use the test method of "GB1886.174-2016 Food Safety National Standard Food Additive Food Industry Enzyme Preparation" to measure its enzyme activity as 105,000 U / g; Add high-temperature-resistant amylase B to the xanthan gum raw material standard sample B0 used in the production of oyster sauce products at an enzyme activity ratio of 6 / 100,000 to obtain the raw material standard sample B1; use the raw material standard sample B0 to separate the raw material standard sample B1 Dilute 10 times, 20 times and 50 times to obtain raw material standard samples B2, B3 and B4 with gradient enzyme activities.
[0055] As an additional note, the high-temperature-resistant amylase activity of raw material standard samples B1 to B4 was tested using the test method of "GB1886.174-2016 National Food Safety Standard...
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