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mattathayde Apprentice

https://www.celiac.com/articles/21799/1/Stu...read/Page1.html

i saw this through the grape vine but it is an article here. in summary, not all gluten is bad for us (most of us knew that because rice and corn still has gluten in it but it doesnt effect us), so some smart person is looking at what part of the gluten is causing the reactions we have and finding gluten that doesnt cause the reaction (not just the symptoms but the biological immune response). so what that means for us is that we might be able to get substitute foods that are much closer to the bad glutened versions

-matt


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"The team's attempts to remove the alpha-gliadin site from the short arm of chromosome 6 of the D-genome (6DS) yielded in a favorable decrease in the presence of T-cell stimulatory epitopes, but also yielded a significantly loss of favorable baking properties" - Quoted from the link you listed.

It is interesting. It's great to know that this form of research is ongoing.

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Seconded^ (great about the research)

I read a study the other day that said teens who skipped breakfast lost their virginity earlier. I was like wow.. this is what they are doing studies on when there are people dying from illness out there? :blink:

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