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Molecular interventions for enhancing the protein quality of maize

Vikal et al., 2013

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8070056862094276358
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Vikal Y
Chawla J
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Maize: nutrition dynamics and novel uses

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Maize, one of the three most popular cereal crops of the world, globally contributes 15% of the protein and 20% of the calories derived from food crops in the world's diet. However, cereals do not provide a nutritionally balanced source of protein. For nutritional security, it is …
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