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GrainGenes Reference Report: JCS-33-205

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JCS-33-205
Title
Relationship of protein quantity, quality and dough properties with Chinese steamed bread quality
Journal
Journal of Cereal Science
Year
2001
Volume
33
Pages
205-212
Author
Zhu J
Huang S
Khan K
O'Brien L
Abstract
Summary: Using selected Chinese and Australian wheats, flour protein content and composition of high-molecular-weight (HMW) glutenin subunits were studied in relation to northern style Chinese steamed bread quality. Flour protein content had a significant impact on Chinese steamed bread quality. The Chinese wheats were characterised by shorter Farinograph dough development time and stability in comparison with the Australian wheats. Dough stickiness in the Chinese wheat cultivars was a significant factor deteriorating Chinese steamed bread quality. A significant negative correlation was found between Farinograph stability time and steamed bread quality in Australian wheats while a significant and positive correlation existed in Chinese wheats. It would be necessary to increase the dough strength of Chinese wheat cultivars in order to improve their steamed bread making quality.
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bread
bread making quality
bread quality
chinese
chinese steamed bread quality
chinese wheat
dough
dough property
dough stickiness
flour
flour protein
food
glutenin
glutenin subunit
making quality
northern
polyacrylamide-gel-electrophoresis
protein content
quality
quantification
sds page
stability
translocation
wheat cultivar
wheat glutenin
wheats

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