1973 年 69 巻 5 号 p. 689-693
By the application of α-amylase to starch and through the gel filtration of starch hydrolysates, various starch hydrolysates and its filtrates were prepared. To sulfonate starch and sucrose, in addition to various starch hydrolysates and its gel filtrates described above, various sodium saccharide sulfates were prepared. Studies were carried out on these substances regarding the degree of molecular polymerization and the sulfate contents on antipeptic, antiulcerogenic and anticoagulant activities. It was found that 60_??_80 % of the sodium starch hydrolysate sulfate had the strongest activity on antiulcerogenic property. Both polymerization and sulfate contents played a chief role, being the main activities in the appearance of antipeptic, antiulcerogenic and anticoagulant properties. It is also suggested that there is no relation between antipeptic activity in vitro and antiulcerogenic property.