A New Possibility for Nondestructive Protein Content Determinations in Viable Seeds

V. Rutar

Applied Spectroscopy
Vol. 36,
Issue 3,
pp. 259-260
(1982)

A New Possibility for Nondestructive Protein Content Determinations in Viable Seeds

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V. Rutar, "A New Possibility for Nondestructive Protein Content Determinations in Viable Seeds," Appl. Spectrosc. 36, 259-260 (1982)

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Abstract

The use of proton-enhanced magic-angle sample spinning <sup>13</sup>C NMR for nondestructive protein content determination is discussed and the first spectra of intact viable seeds are shown. The method has great potential value in plant breeding programs, since selection decisions can be based on the properties of individual seeds.

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