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What is the primary storage protein found in corn?
Zein (or zeins).
which part of corn kernel is used to make cornstarch?
endosperm
Which type of corn features a soft, floury endosperm throughout, making it soft and easy to ground into flour?
Flour Corn.
Corn is low in which two essential amino acids?
Lysine and Tryptophan.
Based on the carbohydrate composition and kernel structure data provided, which option correctly identifies the name, physical structure, and specific chemical linkage of corn's primary branched polysaccharide?
A. Amylose; linear; α-1,4 linkages
B. Amylopectin; linear; α-1,4 linkages
C. Amylopectin; branched; α-1,6 linkages
D. Amylose; branched; α-1,6 linkages
C. Amylopectin; branched; α-1,6 linkages
what is the role of centrifuge in the production of corn syrup?
Centrifuges are used to clarify and separate the hydrolyzed syrup by removing insoluble solids, protein, and fiber.
what is the difference between standard corn syrup and HFCS?
Standard corn syrup is almost entirely glucose, whereas HFCS is corn syrup that has been enzymatically processed to convert part of its glucose into fructose
why is the moisture reduces to 3-5% during thr drying process of corn flakes ?
To aid in crispiness, color and flavor.
Which type of corn has a hard outer pericarp with a small amount of moisture trapped inside?
Popcorn.