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Cite Journal: Journal of Cereal Science |  Publication Date: Mar 1, 1992 |
 Citations: 12 |
Co-segregation of alleles of the beta-amylase gene β-Amy-D1 and one of the proteins described as a high molecular weight albumin present in the wheat endosperm, along with a number of shared biochemical characteristics, shows that they represent an identical class of proteins, and are thus the products of a single gene.
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