ArticleFoods (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Revealing the Role of Self-Assembly Behavior of High-Assembly-Index Nano Amylopectin Ternary Complexes in the Slow Digestion Mechanism.
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Starch complexes have recently been identified as a new dietary supplement for dietary intervention in glycemic metabolism disorders. However, although the amylopectin significantly influenced starch complexes' anti-digestibility, the underlying regulatory pattern remains unclear. Accordingly, this study constructed nano white waxy maize amylopectin (WMA) ternary complexes with a high self-assembly index (SI, 82.58%) using an ultrasound-assisted approach. And the relationship between self-assembly behavior and slow digestibility was revealed. Combined analyses of chemometrics revealed that during the WMA ternary self-assembly process, the increasing free side chains and α-1,6 glycosidic linkages contributed to the rise in potential, thereby generating more assembly sites and binding energy and ultimately elevating SI. Then, along with the transition from a diffuse state to V
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