Puroindolines
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The Moose

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23,676 posts

238 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Does anyone know about these??

I have a couple of questions if anyone here would be so kind as to send me a PM, that would be excellent!

Cheers

The Moose

Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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You'll need some anti fungal creme.

chimera40

7,259 posts

206 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Yes no problem, let me enlighten you.Puroindolines largely influence cereal grain hardness. In order to understand how they exert this influence, we carried out a molecular analysis of the pina and pinb genes of many Italian wheat cultivars. On the basis of their pin genotypes they could be divided into three groups: Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1a; Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1b; and Pina-D1b/Pinb-D1a. Five cultivars from each group were chosen to be studied to examine the quantity of puroindolines associated with starch (friabilin) and the amount not associated with starch. In addition, the level of pina expression was measured using RT-PCR. Soft cultivars ( Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1a) exhibited the highest level of expression of pina; among the hard cultivars, those with the Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1b genotype showed a lower level of expression, while those with the Pina-D1b/Pinb-D1a genotype did not express pina. Total puroindoline and friabilin content was then measured by flow cytometry. Soft Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1a cultivars displayed high puroindoline content that was primarily starch associated. Hard Pina-D1b/Pinb-D1a cultivars had very low puroindoline content with no puroindoline bound to starch. Hard Pina-D1a/Pinb-D1b cultivars were highly heterogeneous with respect to both the content of puroindolines and the level of association with starch. The accurate quantification of puroindolines in starch-bound and not starch-bound forms in association with molecular analysis, indicates that pina expression and presence controls the abundance of total puroindoline and its association with starch.

Am I or am I not a geniusidea

chimera40

7,259 posts

206 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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By the way, why the hell would you want to know anything about something as dull as this.

Conian

8,030 posts

230 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Puroindolines largely influence cereal grain hardness. In order........ ah someone beat me to it.

I'm a genius too, just slow.
Tell me about da rabbits again George?

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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chimera40 said:
By the way, why the hell would you want to know anything about something as dull as this.
That's the problem isn't it - anything that's not pop music or reality TV is now dull and boring. Exit one civilisation, learn to say 'hello' in Chinese.

chimera40

7,259 posts

206 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
chimera40 said:
By the way, why the hell would you want to know anything about something as dull as this.
That's the problem isn't it - anything that's not pop music or reality TV is now dull and boring. Exit one civilisation, learn to say 'hello' in Chinese.
Wow that s a bit heavy, actually I am very into ancient egyptian history and have just finished reading the History of the roman empire. never watch reality TV and gave up on popular music after Dire Straits. But Puroindolines, that is just plain dull.


Oh by the way. nín hǎo

Edited by chimera40 on Sunday 20th September 21:37

Simpo Two

92,708 posts

294 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Well the point behind my post is - grain yield - feed the world etc - it may be 'boring' to Blair's Children who seek instant gratification and 20 A* GCSEs but I'm sure puroindolines are very important to know. It's a great shame that science is so easily sidelined and I think one day we'll regret it - that's all smile

chimera40

7,259 posts

206 months

Sunday 20th September 2009
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Simpo Two said:
Well the point behind my post is - grain yield - feed the world etc - it may be 'boring' to Blair's Children who seek instant gratification and 20 A* GCSEs but I'm sure puroindolines are very important to know. It's a great shame that science is so easily sidelined and I think one day we'll regret it - that's all smile
OooKkk, and moving quickly on.rolleyes

The Moose

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23,676 posts

238 months

Monday 21st September 2009
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So, does anyone have any info/know anyone who would know abou these??

Have I defeated PH and it's knowledge reach (not including google!! hehe)

Cheers

The Moose

Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Monday 21st September 2009
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Had a look at google scholar? http://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?q=Puroindoline...

If you find some articles some of the more scholarlarlalrly members of the PH massive might be able to pull them down from a scientific paper source.

The Moose

Original Poster:

23,676 posts

238 months

Tuesday 22nd September 2009
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Olf said:
Had a look at google scholar? http://scholar.google.co.uk/scholar?q=Puroindoline...

If you find some articles some of the more scholarlarlalrly members of the PH massive might be able to pull them down from a scientific paper source.
Thanks for your reply Olf, but I really don't get what you mean!! confused

Would you please expand!!

Cheers

The Moose

DangerousMike

11,327 posts

221 months

Tuesday 22nd September 2009
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most academic publications in journals etc. require subscriptions...

some of use have subscriptions provided by our employers...