Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart
In order to compare the nutrition components of transgenic maize seeds (chitinase gene), achieved by the pollen-mediated approach, with its non-transgenic counterpart, Vitamin B1, vitamin B2, fatty acids and essential amino acids of transgenic maize seeds and their counterparts were analyzed by the...
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oai:scielo:S0718-162020110001000142011-08-18Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpartPing-mei,YanYu-kui,RuiXiao-yan,YanZheng,ChaiQing,WangJian-zhong,DuYi,Sun Transgenic maize nutrition fatty acids essential amino acids vitamin chitinase gene In order to compare the nutrition components of transgenic maize seeds (chitinase gene), achieved by the pollen-mediated approach, with its non-transgenic counterpart, Vitamin B1, vitamin B2, fatty acids and essential amino acids of transgenic maize seeds and their counterparts were analyzed by the Chinese national standard methods or AOAC methods. The results showed that the contents of all the six kinds of fatty acids detected in transgenic maize seeds were significantly higher than those in their non-transgenic counterpart, the content of vitamin B2 in transgenic maize was significantly lower than that in non-transgenic maize seeds, the content of total amino acids in transgenic maize seed was higher than that in non-transgenic maize seeds, while vitamin B1 and most of essential amino acid have no significant difference between transgenic maize and non-transgenic maize seeds. According to the above data, transgenic foods should be strictly analyzed to find out whether it can reach the standard of "substantial equivalence" in nutrient composition.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessPontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Agronomía e Ingeniería ForestalCiencia e investigación agraria v.38 n.1 20112011-04-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0718-16202011000100014en10.4067/S0718-16202011000100014 |
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Transgenic maize nutrition fatty acids essential amino acids vitamin chitinase gene Ping-mei,Yan Yu-kui,Rui Xiao-yan,Yan Zheng,Chai Qing,Wang Jian-zhong,Du Yi,Sun Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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In order to compare the nutrition components of transgenic maize seeds (chitinase gene), achieved by the pollen-mediated approach, with its non-transgenic counterpart, Vitamin B1, vitamin B2, fatty acids and essential amino acids of transgenic maize seeds and their counterparts were analyzed by the Chinese national standard methods or AOAC methods. The results showed that the contents of all the six kinds of fatty acids detected in transgenic maize seeds were significantly higher than those in their non-transgenic counterpart, the content of vitamin B2 in transgenic maize was significantly lower than that in non-transgenic maize seeds, the content of total amino acids in transgenic maize seed was higher than that in non-transgenic maize seeds, while vitamin B1 and most of essential amino acid have no significant difference between transgenic maize and non-transgenic maize seeds. According to the above data, transgenic foods should be strictly analyzed to find out whether it can reach the standard of "substantial equivalence" in nutrient composition. |
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Ping-mei,Yan Yu-kui,Rui Xiao-yan,Yan Zheng,Chai Qing,Wang Jian-zhong,Du Yi,Sun |
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Ping-mei,Yan Yu-kui,Rui Xiao-yan,Yan Zheng,Chai Qing,Wang Jian-zhong,Du Yi,Sun |
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Ping-mei,Yan |
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Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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Comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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comparison of nutrition composition of transgenic maize (chitinase gene) with its non-transgenic counterpart |
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Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Facultad de Agronomía e Ingeniería Forestal |
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2011 |
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