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. 2021 May 1;259:117738. doi: 10.1016/j.carbpol.2021.117738

Table 2.

C and k parameters estimated from LOS analysis of starch in chickpea flour samples digested under different processing and storage conditions.

Single or first phase
Second phase
Total C (%)
C1∞ (%) k1 (min−1) C2∞ (%) k2 (min−1)
(N) (C90 = 9.8)a
(NO) 50.1 0.03 50.1
(NI) 36.0 0.09 22.5 0.02 58.5b
(NA) 23.5 0.07 6.7 0.02 30.2b
(G) 67.6 0.11 67.6
(GF) 64.5 0.05 64.5
(GFG) 84.0 0.07 84.0
(GZ) 75.9 0.05 75.9
(GZG) 73.4 0.15 73.4
(GFZG) 70.5 0.15 70.5
(GZFG) 86.1 0.08 86.1
(GO) 67.5 0.07 67.5
(GI) 79.6 0.06 79.6
(GA) 55.9 0.08 55.9

C represents the total starch available for digestion and k is the digestibility constant. These parameters were obtained by LOS plot analysis of digestibility curves with single (first) or second phases and are mean values of 4 replicates. For details see Methods section 2.4. Each letter in the sample code reflects the processing treatment applied (N, Native; G, Gelatinised; O, Oven-dried; I, Incubator-dried; A, Air-dried; F, Refrigerated; Z, Frozen; see Section 2.3 and Table 1) and the order of the letters reflect the treatment order.

a

C could not be determined for native starch (N) and so the percentage of starch digested at the 90 min is shown.

b

Reactions that were biphasic and the total C is a summation of values obtained for each phase.