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GrainGenes Reference Report: CCM-78-737

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CCM-78-737
Title
Separation and quantification of HMW glutenin subunits by capillary electrophoresis
Journal
Cereal Chemistry
Year
2001
Volume
78
Pages
737-742
Author
Zhu J
Khan K
Abstract
Summary: The use of capillary electrophoresis in SDS (SDS-CE) for separation and quantification of HMW glutenin subunits (HMW-GS) was investigated. HMW-GS were precipitated with 40% acetone from 50% 1-propanol extract of flour under reducing conditions after removal of monomeric proteins with 50% 1-propanol. Poly (ethylene oxide) was used in the running buffer (3% w/v) for SDS-CE. The results indicated that HMW-GS could be well separated by SDS-CE, including subunits 7+8, 7+9, 2+12, 5+10, and 17+18. However, HMW-GS showed delayed migration times compared with molecular weight protein standards. Some HMW-GS were reversed in their mobilities in SDS-CE compared with their mobility and molecular weights by SDS-PAGE. Therefore, the SDS-CE was unsuitable for MW determination of HMW-GS. A linear response was obtained from SDS-CE of a plot of the concentration of HMW-GS of the 40% acetone precipitate versus corrected areas for absorbance at 214 nm. Quantification of HMW-GS for the two biotypes (subunits 5+10 vs. 2+12) of an Australian wheat cultivar Warigal confirmed the differences between the two biotypes in their quantity of HMW-GS. Therefore, the technique could be used to quantify HMW-GS in conjunction with SDS-PAGE. Total number of records in report: 118
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allelic variation
australian wheat
biotype
biotypes
breadmaking quality
capillary electrophoresis
cereal storage proteins
cultivar
cultivar differentiation
electrophoresis
ethylene
flour
glutenin
glutenin subunit
hmw glutenin
hmw glutenin subunit
migration
mobility
molecular weight
molecular weight subunits
protein
quantification
quantities
removal
sds
sds page
separation
subunit
varietal identification
wheat cultivar
wheat proteins
zone electrophoresis

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