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ibps-so 2015 · Question 87 of 100

The pungency in uninjured garlic is due to the presence of?

  1. AAllinaseCorrect
  2. BPropyl di-sulphide
  3. CMemordicoside
  4. DSulphur oxalate
  5. ETenin

Answer: A. Allinase

Explanation

The correct option is (a) Allinase. The pungency in uninjured garlic is due to the presence of an enzyme called Allinase. Allinase is responsible for converting the non-pungent compound Alliin, which is present in garlic, into Allicin. Allicin is the compound responsible for the characteristic pungent odor and flavor of garlic.

Source: IBPS SO Agricultural Field Officer (Scale I) Mains 2015 Memory Based (CareerPower) · memory-based

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