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Allelic variation at the Glu-D3 locus in Chinese bread wheat and effects on dough properties, pan bread and noodle qualities
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Allelic variation at the Glu-D3 locus in Chinese bread wheat and effects on dough properties, pan bread and noodle qualities

R.J. Peña, X.C. Xia, J.J. Liu, W. Ma, Z.H. He and L. Liu
Cereal Research Communications, Vol.37(1), pp.57-64
2009
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Abstract

Glutenin subunit alleles at the Glu-D3 locus and their effects on dough properties, pan bread, and dry white Chinese noodle (DWCN) qualities were investigated using 106 winter and facultative wheat cultivars and advanced lines. Allele Glu-D3c (42.5%) was the most frequent glutenin subunit, followed by Glu-D3b (25.5%) and Glu-D3a (23.6%). Glu-D3d and Glu-D3f occurred in only three and six cultivars, respectively. The effect of Glu-D3 was significant forDWCNquality, accounting for up to 16% of the variation, but there were no significant differences between individual Glu-D3 alleles on dough properties and qualities of DWCNand pan bread. Interaction effects Glu-A1 x Glu-D3 and Glu-B1 x Glu-D3 were significant for DWCN quality and loaf volume. More work is needed to understand the effects of Glu-D3 variation on the determination of dough properties and end-use quality.

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