2016
DOI: 10.12691/ijcd-2-1-7
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The Genetic Variability of Wheat Can Ensure Safe Products for Celiac Disease Patients?

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“…As duas proteínas gliadina e gluteninas associadas têm a propriedade de compor junto com a água, uma substância considerada elástica, insolúvel e aderente em água, conhecido como o glúten, sendo elemento fundamental, pois ele é o principal componente para textura da massa de pães, bolos e de outros alimentos (38)(39)(40) .…”
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“…As duas proteínas gliadina e gluteninas associadas têm a propriedade de compor junto com a água, uma substância considerada elástica, insolúvel e aderente em água, conhecido como o glúten, sendo elemento fundamental, pois ele é o principal componente para textura da massa de pães, bolos e de outros alimentos (38)(39)(40) .…”
Section: Glútenunclassified
“…A balanced caloric GFD, fat and protein to make sure an ideal nutritional status and prevent long-term complications is also necessary [55]. The genetic variability of wheat [56], the use of microbial biotechnology [57], bake-off technology [58] can also provide solutions to gluten-free products of CD patients. The immunochromatographic assay was an efficient rapid tool for gluten toxicity screenings, as an alternative to the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) techniques [59].…”
Section: Gluten-free Dietmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It was first cultivated more than ten thousand years ago in the Fertile Crescent. Nowadays, it is the second largest annual crop produced and consumed (~700 million tons), which supplies about 20% of the world's calories [1] and a major amount of protein. Biotic (fungal, bacterial, etc.)…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%