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   Glutenin
   Glutenin (or glutenine) is the glutelin derived from wheat. Glutenin is a protein best known for its role, along with gliadin, in the creation of gluten with its disulfide inter- and intra-molecule links. Glutenin consists of 20% HMW (High-Molecular-Weight) subunits, which are relatively low in sul...
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   glutenin
   A glutelin found in endosperm of wheatgrain. Component of gluten and through its tendency to polymerize contributes to properties of dough.
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   glutenin
   <protein> A simple protein (a type of glutelin) found in wheat. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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   glutenin
   Type: Term Pronunciation: glū′tĕ-nin Definitions: 1. Any glutelin in the endosperm of wheat seeds; believed to be responsible for the viscoelastic properties of wheat dough.
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   GLUTENIN
   One of the two proteins comprising gluten, which gives strength.
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