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The wheat-grain proteome as a basis for more efficient cultivar identification.
Proteomics - 1 Dec 2001
Skylas D J, Copeland L, Rathmell W G, Wrigley C W
Abstract excerpt
The wheat-grain proteome was investigated, as a basis for devising more efficient methods of cultivar identification or discrimination. Australian wheats (Halberd, Cranbrook, CD87 and Katepwa) were used as the basis of this study. These cultivars were selected on the basis of differences in the quality types represented, in terms of dough-processing attributes that can suit one cultivar better than another for...
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