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Application of Enzymes in Fruit Juice Technology,tration of stable turbid juices, right through to the stabilisation of clarified juices to prevent haze formation and sedimentation in the finished products..Finally an appreciation is given of the possibilities for comparison of various enzyme preparations.

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New Developments in Starch Syrup Technology,evelopment of glucose-isomerising enzymes in an immobilised form has enabled the starch producers to convert economically 40–45 % of the dextrose in their high-dextrose syrups to fructose, thus producing a syrup which can match the sweetness of sucrose..This presentation concentrates on the other im

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Enzymes in Fructose Manufacture, glucose isomer ase was identified before the enzyme was known to science and the processes of enzyme discovery, strain improvement of the relevant organisms, development of enzyme immobilisation methods and construction of large-scale plants provide an unrivalled example of international and interd