Dextran

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Dextran
Identification information
CAS registration number	9004-54-0
KEGG	C00372
Characteristic
Chemical formula	(C6H10O5)x
Molar mass	Variable
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Dextran (dextran) is a kind of polysaccharides only consisting of glucose, and a lactic acid bacterium produces sucrose as raw materials. I assume glucose the only component, and the α-1,6 glycosidic linkage-rich a thing features it.

Useful dextran hydrolyzes high polymer dextran which Leuconostoc mesenteroides produces in industry partially and purifies this. There is little divergence structure, and solubility to cold water is high unlike starch and cellulose.

A material similar with the dextrin.

It is included in plaque (plaque) made on a tooth.

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Use

There are pharmaceutical products, cosmetics, a variety of uses including the photograph film.

An example: Blood bulking agent (plasma bulking agent), 増粘安定剤, humectant, candy, lacquer

References

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Allied item

• Dextrin
• Dextranase
• Starch
• Polysaccharides

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