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GrainGenes Reference Report: CCM-78-69

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Reference
CCM-78-69
Title
Effect of multiple substitution of glutenin and gliadin proteins on flour quality of Canada Prairie Spring wheat
Journal
Cereal Chemistry
Year
2001
Volume
78
Pages
69-73
Author
Wesley AS
Lukow OM
McKenzie RIH
Ames N
Brown D
Abstract
Summary: The effect of genetic substitution of two to four glutenin and gliadin subunits from a Canada Prairie Spring (CPS) cv. Biggar BSR into Alpha 16, another CPS wheat line, was studied for rheological and baking quality. Results from double substitution showed that the presence of a gliadin component from Biggar BSR (BGGL) and low molecular weight glutenin subunit 45 (LMW 45) contributed to improved dough strength characteristics. Presence of BGGL in combination with high molecular weight glutenin subunit 1 (HMW 1) or 17+18 (HMW 17+18) also showed improved dough strength over control Alpha lines. When three or four protein subunits were substituted, even though improved quality performance was observed, it was associated with the negative effect of lowered flour water absorptions in spite of similar protein contents. The study confirms that LMW glutenins, as well as gliadins, play an important role along with HMW glutenins in wheat flour quality. CPS wheat lines with improved dough strength properties can be selected from the double substitution lines with the combination of BGGL/LMW 45 and BGGL/HMW 1
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hmw
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lmw
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protein content
protein subunits
quality
spring
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substitution
substitution lines
subunit
water
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wheat flour

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