Fatty acid; green note; hydroperoxides; soybean lipoxygenase; seed oil
Abstract :
[en] Production of 13-linolenic acid hydroperoxides Tom hydrolyzed flax seed oil using
lipoxygenase extracted Tom soybean seedshas been achieved with high transformation yields
(60 g.l.-1h-1) with a high purity (94 % of i3-isomers) in a 10 liter reactor without addition of
any solvent or surfactant. The reaction limiting factor is, probably, the accessibility of the
substrate to the enzyme.
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