Soft wheat starch pasting behavior in relation to A- and B-type granule content and composition
Soft wheat starch pasting behavior in relation to A- and B-type granule content and composition
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DOI:
10.1094/cchem.2003.80.1.91
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发表时间:
2003-01-01
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2.4
通讯作者:
Huber, KC
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作者:
Shinde, SV;Nelson, JE;Huber, KC
Flours of two soft wheat cultivars; were fractionated into native, prime, tailing, A-, and B-type starch fractions. Starch fractions of each cultivar were characterized with respect to A/B-type granule ratio, amylose content, phosphorus level (lysophospholipid), and pasting properties to investigate factors related to wheat starch pasting behavior. While both cultivars exhibited similar starch characteristics, a range of A-type (5.7-97.9%, db) and B-type granule (2.1-94.3%, db) contents were observed across the five starch fractions. Though starch fractions displayed only subtle mean differences (