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Water mobility in the endosperm of high beta-glucan barley mutants as studied by nuclear magnetic resonance imaging.

Magnetic resonance imaging - 1 Apr 2007

Fast Seefeldt Helene, van den Berg Frans, Köckenberger Walter, Engelsen Søren Balling, Wollenweber Bernd

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(1)H NMR imaging (MRI) was used as a noninvasive technique to study water distribution and mobility in hydrated barley (Hordeum vulgare L.) seeds of accessions with varying content of beta glucan (BG), a highly hygroscopic cell wall component. High contents of BG in barley are unfavorable in malting where it leads to clotting of filters and hazing of beer as well as in animal feed where it hinders the rapid...

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PMID: 17371735
DOI: 10.1016/j.mri.2006.09.030

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