Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures

Red seaweed Gracilariopsis hommersandii produces important amounts of non-gelling galactans, which were extracted with hot water (GrC, yield, 37%, viscosity average molecular weight, Mv 109 kDa), comprising agarose and sulfated galactan structures. The alkali modified derivative, GrCTr (Mv 95 kDa),...

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spelling paper:paper_01448617_v213_n_p138_RodriguezSanchez2023-06-08T15:12:07Z Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures Agar Apiuronic acid D/L-Hybrid galactans Gracilariopsis hommersandii Sulfated galactans Gelation Molar ratio Seaweed Agar Galactans Gelling temperature Gracilariopsis hommersandii Rheological property Sulfated galactans Sulfated polysaccharides Viscosity average molecular weight Polysaccharides Red seaweed Gracilariopsis hommersandii produces important amounts of non-gelling galactans, which were extracted with hot water (GrC, yield, 37%, viscosity average molecular weight, Mv 109 kDa), comprising agarose and sulfated galactan structures. The alkali modified derivative, GrCTr (Mv 95 kDa), gave a galactose:3,6-anhydrogalactose molar ratio of 1.0:0.9, and a more regular structure, favouring gelation (melting and gelling temperatures 64 and 14 °C, respectively). The rheological properties of this product suggest possible applications as hydrocolloid. G. hommersandii also biosynthesizes non gelling sulfated galactan fractions with diads constituted by β-D-galactose and partially cyclized α-L-galactose units or non-cyclized α-D-galactose residues. Sulfation was mainly detected on C6 or C4 of the β-D-galactose units, and on C6 and, in minor amounts, on C3 of the α-L-galactose units. The presence of β-apiuronic acid was demonstrated for these fractions as side chains of the galactan backbone. Carrageenan structures were found for the first time in an agarophyte of the Gracilariales. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd 2019 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01448617_v213_n_p138_RodriguezSanchez http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01448617_v213_n_p138_RodriguezSanchez
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topic Agar
Apiuronic acid
D/L-Hybrid galactans
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Sulfated galactans
Gelation
Molar ratio
Seaweed
Agar
Galactans
Gelling temperature
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Rheological property
Sulfated galactans
Sulfated polysaccharides
Viscosity average molecular weight
Polysaccharides
spellingShingle Agar
Apiuronic acid
D/L-Hybrid galactans
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Sulfated galactans
Gelation
Molar ratio
Seaweed
Agar
Galactans
Gelling temperature
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Rheological property
Sulfated galactans
Sulfated polysaccharides
Viscosity average molecular weight
Polysaccharides
Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
topic_facet Agar
Apiuronic acid
D/L-Hybrid galactans
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Sulfated galactans
Gelation
Molar ratio
Seaweed
Agar
Galactans
Gelling temperature
Gracilariopsis hommersandii
Rheological property
Sulfated galactans
Sulfated polysaccharides
Viscosity average molecular weight
Polysaccharides
description Red seaweed Gracilariopsis hommersandii produces important amounts of non-gelling galactans, which were extracted with hot water (GrC, yield, 37%, viscosity average molecular weight, Mv 109 kDa), comprising agarose and sulfated galactan structures. The alkali modified derivative, GrCTr (Mv 95 kDa), gave a galactose:3,6-anhydrogalactose molar ratio of 1.0:0.9, and a more regular structure, favouring gelation (melting and gelling temperatures 64 and 14 °C, respectively). The rheological properties of this product suggest possible applications as hydrocolloid. G. hommersandii also biosynthesizes non gelling sulfated galactan fractions with diads constituted by β-D-galactose and partially cyclized α-L-galactose units or non-cyclized α-D-galactose residues. Sulfation was mainly detected on C6 or C4 of the β-D-galactose units, and on C6 and, in minor amounts, on C3 of the α-L-galactose units. The presence of β-apiuronic acid was demonstrated for these fractions as side chains of the galactan backbone. Carrageenan structures were found for the first time in an agarophyte of the Gracilariales. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd
title Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
title_short Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
title_full Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
title_fullStr Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
title_full_unstemmed Gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
title_sort gracilariopsis hommersandii, a red seaweed, source of agar and sulfated polysaccharides with unusual structures
publishDate 2019
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01448617_v213_n_p138_RodriguezSanchez
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01448617_v213_n_p138_RodriguezSanchez
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