SYNTHESIS OF SWEET TASTING PSEUDO-β-FRUCTOPYRANOSE
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Synthesis and Production of Sweet-Tasting Protein in E. coli and Purification by Amylose Resin
A sweet water-soluble protein that reminds stable over wide ranges of temperature and pH, Brazzein has various applications. Its tastes like cane sugar but have no calories. However, the extraction of brazzein from its natural source is expensive and not applicable. In this study we used recombinant DNA technology to provide an alternative option for cheaper mass production of brazzein. A brazz...
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a sweet water-soluble protein that reminds stable over wide ranges of temperature and ph, brazzein has various applications. its tastes like cane sugar but have no calories. however, the extraction of brazzein from its natural source is expensive and not applicable. in this study we used recombinant dna technology to provide an alternative option for cheaper mass production of brazzein. a brazz...
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عنوان ژورنال: Chemistry Letters
سال: 1985
ISSN: 0366-7022,1348-0715
DOI: 10.1246/cl.1985.719