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Enzymatic Synthesis of Structured Triglycerides [electronic resource] : From Laboratory to Industry / by María Luján Ferreira, Gabriela Marta Tonetto

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Ferreira, María Luján
Published
Cham : Springer International Publishing : Imprint: Springer, 2017.
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XI, 88 pages 26 illustrations, 10 illustrations in color : online resource
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Tonetto, Gabriela Marta and SpringerLink (Online service)
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Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: What´s the importance of structured triglycerides and diglycerides -- Chapter 2: Literature Review: What has been explored about enzymatic synthesis of ST and SD -- Chapter 3: Drawbacks: What problems arise when enzymatic synthesis of ST is performed -- Chapter 4: Potential Solutions: What can be done about the drawbacks in ST enzymatic synthesis -- Chapter 5: Industry perspective: What has to be taken into account when scaling-up from the lab to the industry -- Chapter 6: Examples of successful industrial synthesis or potential industrial scaling of SD and ST -- Chapter 7: Conclusion: What does the future look like.
Summary
This brief presents the state of the art on enzymatic synthesis of structured triglycerides and diglycerides, focusing on glycerol as the substrate and covering interesterification of vegetable oils in one and two steps. It critically reviews the available literature on enzymatic and chemo-enzymatic synthesis of di- and triglycerides in one or more steps. The effects of the structure, length and unsaturation of the fatty acids are carefully considered, as well as the inhibitory potential of highly unsaturated complex fatty acid structures. The brief also addresses acyl migration and the use of adsorbents, taking into account the most recent literature and presenting the problem in an industrial context. It discusses experimental and analytical problems concerning, e.g. the lab scale and the scaling up to bench and pilot plants. Several examples are presented, and their successes and failures are assessed. Biocatalysts based on lipases are analyzed with regard to problems of immobilization, stability on storage time and activity after multiple uses. The need for specific Sn-2 lipases is presented and strategies for optimizing Sn-2 esterification are discussed. Lastly, practical aspects are examined, e.g. lipase “leaching” with loss of activity, taking into account the latest findings on continuous and batch reactor configurations and presenting the advantages and disadvantages of each.
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9783319515748
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