11th Gluten workshop Beijing overview

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International Gluten Workshop, 11th; Beijing (China); 12-15 Aug 2012

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11th Gluten workshop Beijing overview

• Capturing discoveries from genomics, proteomics and transcriptomics

• Biosynthesis, structure and functional analysis of storage protein

• Improvement of end-use qualities by genetic and alternative approaches

• Starch and health attributes of the wheat grain

Need for new raw materials, consumer foods,
and solutions to processing problems

Consumer

Food Manufacturer

Miller

Merchandizer

Farmer

Breeding

Research
Craig Morris

Research, new traits and new varieties –
new and more consistent raw materials

Research

Breeding

Farmer

Merchandizer

Miller

Food Manufacturer

Consumer
Craig Morris

Glutenin subunit combination and gluten strength

Strong
Glu-B1al/Glu-D1d Strong Extra strong
DNS
1CW
Glu-D1d HRW
ASW
Glu-1 APH
(HMW-GS) Medium
Glu-D1a

Weak

Glu-A1c Club WW
Glu-B1a

Weak Strong
Glu-A3e Glu-A3e/f Glu-A3d Glu-B3g
Glu-B3j Glu-B3h Glu-B3b

Glu-3 (LMW-GS) Tatsuya Ikeda

Perth proposal for the International Wheat Conference
12th International Gluten and wheat biotechnology workshop

International Gluten and wheat biotechnology workshop

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 Unique flora and fauna

 Quality wine growing areas

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