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GrainGenes Reference Report: CCM-76-743

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Reference
CCM-76-743
Title
Effect of single substitution of glutenin or gliadin proteins on flour quality of alpha 16, a Canada Prairie Spring wheat breeders' line
Journal
Cereal Chemistry
Year
1999
Volume
76
Pages
743-747
Author
Wesley AS
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Abstract
Summary: The effect of genetic variation in the glutenin and gliadin protein alleles of Alpha 16, a Canada Prairie Spring (CPS) wheat line, on the dough mixing, bread, and noodle quality properties were evaluated. The presence of a gliadin component (BGGL) and the low molecular weight glutenin subunit (LMW-GS) 45 found in the selection Biggar BSR were associated with significant increases in dough strength characteristics. The results of the study showed that gliadins, LMW-GS, and high molecular weight glutenin subunits (HMW-GS) can influence bread- and noodle-making properties of wheat flour. Genotype-by-environment interactions were not significant for most of the quality parameters studied, indicating that the differences observed in quality characteristics were mainly due to the effect of genotype
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alleles
backcross
baking quality
bread
breadmaking
canada
flour
food
food composition
genetic engineering
genetic variation
genotype
genotype environment interaction
gliadin
glutenin
mixing
molecular weight
noodles
quality
quality characteristics
selection
spring wheat
substitution
weight
wheat flour
wheat gluten
wheat protein

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