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The Relationship between Gluten Moisture Absorption and Extensibility

Liu An

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Based on twenty-two varieties of flour from Kunming market in Yunnan province,tested wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using hand-washing,to study on the relationship between gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using correlate analysis,path analysis and multiple regression analysis.The results indicated that the variation of wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility among different materials was obviously.Gluten moisture absorption had significant correlation with gluten extensibility,the correlation coefficient is 0.782~(**).It was shown that wet gluten content, dry gluten content and moisture absorption had direct and indirect effect to gluten extensibility obviously by the path analysis.On the other hand,the multiple regression equation between gluten extensibility and gluten quality was reasonable and practicable.Gluten moisture absorption should be regard as one of the indexes to scale flour quality.

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Based on twenty-two varieties of flour from Kunming market in Yunnan province,tested wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using hand-washing,to study on the relationship between gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using correlate analysis,path analysis and multiple regression analysis.The results indicated that the variation of wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility among different materials was obviously.Gluten moisture absorption had significant correlation with gluten extensibility,the correlation coefficient is 0.782~(**).It was shown that wet gluten content, dry gluten content and moisture absorption had direct and indirect effect to gluten extensibility obviously by the path analysis.On the other hand,the multiple regression equation between gluten extensibility and gluten quality was reasonable and practicable.Gluten moisture absorption should be regard as one of the indexes to scale flour quality.

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Based on twenty-two varieties of flour from Kunming market in Yunnan province,tested wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using hand-washing,to study on the relationship between gluten moisture absorption and extensibility by using correlate analysis,path analysis and multiple regression analysis.The results indicated that the variation of wet gluten content,dry gluten content,gluten moisture absorption and extensibility among different materials was obviously.Gluten moisture absorption had significant correlation with gluten extensibility,the correlation coefficient is 0.782~(**).It was shown that wet gluten content, dry gluten content and moisture absorption had direct and indirect effect to gluten extensibility obviously by the path analysis.On the other hand,the multiple regression equation between gluten extensibility and gluten quality was reasonable and practicable.Gluten moisture absorption should be regard as one of the indexes to scale flour quality.

Key concepts: Gluten, Extensibility, Water content, Absorption of water, Moisture, Path analysis (statistics), Food science, Materials science

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