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Table 2. Types and and sources of dietary fibres
Features Sources Soluble Fibers Pectin It is been galacturonic acid, rhamnose, arabinose, the high content of galactose, intermediate laminate and on the primary wall Whole grains, apple, legumes, cabbage, root vegetables Gum Generally are composed monomers of hexose and pentose Oatmeal, haricot bean, legumes Mucilages Compounds which is synthesized in plants that it is contain of glycoprotein Food additives Insoluble fibres Cellulose It is the main component of cell walls which consisting of glucose monomers Whole grains, bran, peas, root vegetables, beans family of cruciferous, apple Hemicelluloses Primary and secondary the cell walls Bran, whole grains Lignin It is been consist of aromatic alcohols and the components of other cell wall Vegetables, flour Whole grains, apple, legumes, cabbage, root vegetables Oatmeal, haricot bean, legumes Whole grains, bran, peas, root vegetables, beans family of cruciferous, apple Filiz Yangilar et al. The Application of Dietary Fibre in Food Industry: Structural Features, Effects on Health and Definition, Obtaining and Analysis of Dietary Fibre: A Review. Journal of Food and Nutrition Research, 2013, Vol. 1, No. 3, doi: /jfnr-1-3-1 © The Author(s) Published by Science and Education Publishing.
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