Fortunately, the International Gymnastics Federation has successfully separated the chaff from the wheat by strict control and suspension of corrupt judges.
By using combination of microarray and SBS sequencing, a total of 125 putative long npcRNAs were identified in wheat leaves using strict criteria across a collection of more than 9700 powdery mildew and 6500 heat stress responsive sequences.
CD and wheat allergies require a strict gluten-free diet and sufferers from gluten insensitivity aim to reduce gluten intake as far as possible.
In addition, both techniques are based on transgenic transformation which is limited to few varieties in wheat, is subject to strict regulatory controls, and is not currently being used for crop improvement.
Given the ubiquitous presence of these cereals in the Western diet (e.g. pasta, breakfast cereals, most breads, thickeners and stabilizers used in soups, processed meats, etc)., the strict avoidance of wheat and other sources of gluten is a lifetime challenge (Rashtak and Murray 2009).
One of the major qualitative differences between wheat straw and lactose was a strict dependence of 4 xylanases and 2 β-xylosidases on wheat straw for expression, implying that xylanases are only poorly expressed on lactose.
Last winter, when Haley and her mother first asked for a wheat-free wafer, church officials handed down a strict communion commandment: Thou shall not eat rice.
"I'm a strict vegetarian," said Sharon Haladino of Merrick, who eats whole-wheat pitas stuffed with hummus and cucumber at the wheel.
The only proven treatment is a strict and lifelong GF diet, avoiding all food and drink containing wheat, barley or rye.
A rumen-derived microbial consortium was enriched on raw wheat straw as sole carbon source in a sequential batch-reactor (SBR) process under strict mesophilic anaerobic conditions.
