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JOURNAL OF CEREAL SCIENCE
Volume 35, Issue 3, Pages 299-306Publisher
ACADEMIC PRESS LTD- ELSEVIER SCIENCE LTD
DOI: 10.1006/jcrs.2001.0429
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gliadin; gliadin subgroups; rheological properties; bread making quality
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The effects of addition of total gliadin and gliadin subfractions on the 2g Mixograph parameters and loaf volume data of cv. Hereward base flour were studied. The addition of increasing levels of total gliadin and gliadin subgroups to cv. Hereward base flour decreased the overall dough strength, as evidenced by decreases in the values for mixing time (MT), mixing stability (MS) and work input (WI). The decreasing order of these parameters for different gliadins was: omega1- >, gamma-, > beta-, > alpha-gliadins. The mixing tolerance, as measured by resistance breakdown (RBD) and bandwidth breakdown (BWBD), decreased as a result of addition of different fractions. However, Peak dough resistance (PDR) values increased with addition of individual groups of gliadins and gluten to the base flour. A linear relationship was found bctween the PDR and loaf volume when individual groups of gliadin were added to the base flour. The omega-gliadins produced the least positive effects on PDR. Addition of total gliadin and its subgroups substantially improved loaf volumes of pan breads. The omega-gliadins again resulted in a smaller increase in loaf volume. (C) 2002 Elsevier Sciclice Ltd.
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