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GrainGenes Reference Report: TAG-106-629

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TAG-106-629
Title
The characterisation and mapping of a family of LMW-gliadin genes: effects on dough properties and bread volume
Journal
Theoretical and Applied Genetics
Year
2003
Volume
106
Pages
629-635
Author
Clarke BC
Phongkham T
Gianibelli MC
Beasley H
Bekes F
Abstract
Summary: Analysis of a cDNA library from wheat cv Wyuna endosperm, indicated a significant size and sequence variation among seed-endosperm protein genes. In this study, a family of low-molecular-weight seed protein genes are analysed that are related to the gliadins and the low-molecular-weight glutenin subunits. Sequence analysis and comparison of these proteins showed that they are closely related to a 17-kDa protein from barley, hordein, which plays a role in beer foam stability in the brewing industry. Mapping of these genes in wheat shows that they are located on group 7 and 4 chromosomes, as opposed to a group 1 and 6 location for the glutenins and gliadins. It is possible that this family of proteins forms a new class of seed-endosperm proteins important in defining the quality characteristics of wheat flour. Therefore, a representative gene from this family was expressed in Escherichia coli and the purified protein was supplemented into a base wheat flour. Rheological analysis showed that the protein effected dough strength and resistance break down during mixing of the dough, and provided a 20% increase in loaf height after baking
External Databases
Pubmed: 12595991
Keyword
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baking
barley
base
bread
brewing industry
cdna
cdna library
disulfide bond
dough
dough properties
dough rheology
dough strength
endosperm
family
flour
gamma-gliadins
gene
hordein
increase
low molecular weight glutenin subunits
low-molecular-weight gliadin
mapping
mapping of snps
mixing properties
products
protein
protein genes
quality
resistance
seed
seed protein
sequence
sequence analysis
sequence variation
stability
volume
wheat endosperm

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