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Structural characteristics of polysaccharides from olive fruit cell walls in relation to ripening and processing
E. Vierhuis
Food Chemistry
VLAG
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internal PhD, WU
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Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Polysaccharide
100%
Olive Tree
100%
Xyloglucan
58%
Enzyme Isolation
41%
Xylose
33%
Arabinose
33%
Xylan
33%
Enzyme
25%
Molecular Weight
16%
Esterification
16%
Glucanase
8%
Glucuronic Acid
8%
Acetylation
8%
Fruit Development
8%
Aglycone
8%
Hemicellulose
8%
Antioxidant Activity
8%
Pectin
8%
Galactose
8%
Oleuropein
8%
Galactan
8%
Food Science
Phenolic Compound
100%
Esterification
66%
Antioxidant Capacity
33%
Pectin
33%
Elenolic Acid
33%