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Aspergillus oryzae grown in wheat bran submerged culture produced three forms of glucoamylase, designated as glucoamylase I, II and III. They were obtained in the ratio of 51: 3: 1. Glucoamylase I readily hydrolyzed soluble starch to above 90% and had a strong debranching activity. Glucoamylase II and III hydrolyzed soluble starch to about 75% and had weak debranching activity. Glucoamylase I was further purified by rechromatography, gel filtration, preparative isoelectric focusing on carrier ampholyte and again gel filtration. Glucoamylase I was fairly stable at pH‐range between 5.5 to 7.0 and temperature up to 40°C. The limit of hydrolysis of soluble starch was 80% and the liberated product was only glucose.
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