Rao, P. S. ; Beri, R. M. (1952) Tamarind seed jellose: fermentative degradation Proceedings of the Indian Academy of Sciences, Section A, 35 (1). pp. 1-6. ISSN 0370-0089
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Abstract
Tamarind seed jellose undergoes fermentative degradation in aqueous solution yielding a hexasaccharide which is composed of xylose, galactose and glucose in the molecular proportion of 2:1:3. The carbohydrate, which may be named Tamarindose, decomposes at 228–30°C. and has a specific rotation of + 73·8° at 30°. Its acetate melts with decomposition at 172–74° and has a specific rotation of + 43·6° in methyl alcoholic solution at 30°.
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