[The decomposition of reducing sugars and amines in the Maillard reaction]
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF01910728
[The decomposition of reducing sugars and amines in the Maillard reaction]
Abstract
Through the Maillard reaction, occurring in food and in the human body, reducing sugars, amino acids and proteins are transformed. Some general and also specific degradation pathways for pentoses, mono- and disaccharides can be defined. The structures of the products are influenced by the type of amine (primary or secondary). During the degradation reactions C-C fissions of the sugars and amino acids (Strecker degradation) can be observed. Some Maillard products are suited as indicator substances to determine the extent of the Maillard reaction.
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