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The partially degraded polysaccharide obtained by means of mild acid hydrolysis of APS–I, an acidic polysaccharide in soy sauce, was incubated with an endo-polygalacturonase, and some acidic sugars liberated were fractionated and purified from the enzymatic hydrolyzate. They were identified as d-galacturonic acid (Gal A), its α-l,4-linked dimer and trimer, d-xylose (Xyl) β1→3 Gal A and Xyl β1→3 Gal A α1→4 Gal A, and an acidic polymer composed of the above-mentioned sugars through methylation analysis and other methods.Methyl-esterized APS–I was subjected to β-elimination with pectin lyase or by heat treatment. The high molecular fraction which was highly resistant to β-elimination, was concluded to be β-1,4-linked d-galactan of which reducing-end group was attached to d-galacturonic acid. On the basis of these findings and previous knowledges, the construction of APS–I was also discussed.

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Studies on the polysacharides from soy sauce. V. Detailed structure of an acidic polysaccharide in soy sauce, confirmed by use of two kinds of purified pectinases.