Quantitative extraction of malt and germinated barley α-amylases from polyacrylamide gels after isoelectricfocusing was achieved using bovine serum albumin (2 mg/ml) in the extracting medium. Sharp bands of activity were obtained when extracts from polyacrylamide gels were re-focused on another gel. This technique demonstrated that α-amylase III was the major component in malt and germinated barley extracts. This enzyme was converted to α-amylase II when such extracts were heated at 70°C.
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