A GENETIC, LIPIDOMIC & BIOPHYSICAL 1) WHY LIPIDS?...
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7) CONCLUSION
A GENETIC, LIPIDOMIC & BIOPHYSICAL APPROACH TO IMPROVING BREADMAKING
QUALITY IN WHEAT
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6) SAME LIPID DIFFERENCES IN DOUGH LIQUOR?: YES
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MS Analysis of diluted dough liquor also shows similar lipid differences
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• Genotype & Environment affect the lipid composition of the wheat grain• Cultivar exerted greater effects on polar lipids• Nitrogen condition exerted greater effects on neutral lipids
• The allelic regions on QTL 7A may be an interesting candidate to further investigate breadmaking quality
Byoung Min1, Irene Gonzalez-Thuillier1, Simon Griffiths2
Richard Haslam1, Pete Wilde3, Peter Shewry1
1 Rothamsted Research , 2 John Innes Centre, 3 Institute of Food Research
5) DOES IT SHOW FUNCTIONAL DIFFERENCES?: YES
• To identify whether these lipid differences provide functional differences, biophysical analysis was pursued at IFR using a diluted dough liquor system
• Indicates that there are different concentrations of components present between the 7A:M and 7A:H NILs, rather than any difference in the actual components
• 7A:M and 7A:H showed SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES in their elasticity modulus
• Surface tension provided NO SIGNIFICANT DIFFERENCES between the NILs
IWGS Vienna April 2017
3) ALLELES EXERTING LIPID DIFFERENCES?
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MALACCA HEREWARD
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• Significant lipid differences could be seen between the NILs for QTL 7A
• Galactolipids in particular showed consistent differences over the two years
Indicate significant difference (p<0.05, F-test)
• Some significant differences were also identified for phospholipids such as phsophatidyl-inostidol (PI)
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3507A 2013
NILs developed at the JIC for the breadmaking quality QTLs present on chromosomes 1B,
4D, 6A and 7A
MxH DH line Malacca
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12 Het6 Hom:Her allele
6 Hom:Mal allele
2) THE MxH NIL POPULATION
The NILs have almost identical genetic backgrounds apart from these specific allelic
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4) QTL 7A: A POTENTIAL CANDIDATE?
Rothamsted Research receives grant-aided support from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) of the United Kingdom. Byoung Min is supported by a BBSRC Crop Improvement Research Club (CIRC). NILs and Malacca x Hereward wheat lines were provided by Dr Simon Griffiths from the John Innes Centre
• Lipids have been shown to be crucial to BREADMAKING QUALITY
• Lipids play an important role on GAS CELL STABILITY
• Gas cell stability is critical in providing an even CRUMB STRUCTURE
and good LOAF VOLUME
• Polar lipids especially GALACTOLIPIDS improve LOAF VOLUME
1) WHY LIPIDS?
Traits-• 1B, 4D and 6A : Cell Number• 7A: Cell number/Loaf Volume
Procrustes Analysis shows significant separation of
QTL 7A and its alleles 7A:Hand 7A:M compared to the
other NILs
CLEAR SEPARATION BETWEEN 7A:M AND 7A:H
Line length indicates the stability of the 7A:M and
7A:H lipid profile
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