Which amino acid does Rice lack?
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19 Citations | Rice is an excellent source of protein, and has an adequate balance of amino acids with the exception of the essential amino acid lysine. |
22 Citations | It may be significant that the amino acids deleted in the rice CA transit peptide compared with the dicotyledonous CA transit peptides are between amino acid residues 60 and 100 of spinach CA Table 1. |
20 Citations | These effects may be due to complex actions of various components abundantly found in the rice, including γ-aminobutyric acid, dietary fiber, phytic acid and ferulic acid. |
25 Citations | Our study suggests that high temperature during the early grain-filling period can result in an accelerated grain-filling process, reduced N accumulation and content in rice grains, and consequently reduced amino acid content in the grain. |
37 Citations | Since rice is the main source of calories and protein intake for billions of people, enhancing essential amino acids in rice represents a tremendous challenge. |
01 Mar 2010 | These results suggested that HP treatment induced alteration of distribution of free amino acids of rice grains via proteolysis and certain amino acids metabolism pathways. |
48 Citations | Hence, the amino acid composition is consistent with that of rice 13 kDa rolamin. |
Open access•Journal Article 26 Citations | Fortification of rice proteins with these two limiting amino acids improves its protein quality. |
Open access•Journal Article 10 Citations | In conclusion, the exogenous application of amino acids could significantly increased the accumulation of nitrogen and the content of essential amino acids in grain; improve the yield and quality of rice. |
One would think that rice could be improved in several ways by selecting for amino acid analog resistance since most resistant mutants overproduce the corresponding natural amino acid. |
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