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- initialism Hydroxypropyl methylcellulose.
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In preliminary experiments, Yokoyama, Kim and their colleagues made experimental all-oat or all-barley breads, as well as whole-wheat breads, using a commercially available, plant-derived carbohydrate known as HPMC (short for hydroxypropyl methylcellulose).
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Director, Horticulture Planning and Marketing shall hold additional charge of the post of Managing Director, HPMC till further orders.
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Shahid Inayatullah, KAS, Managing Director, Horticulture Produce and Marketing Corporation (HPMC), has been transferred and posted as Special Secretary, Planning and Development, against an available vacancy.
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The compound, HPMC, might be added to hamburgers, pizza and other foods in the future, they say.
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The HPMC that the scientists are investigating is derived from a plant source proprietary to manufacturer Dow Wolff Cellulosics of Midland, Mich.
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Yokoyama and Kim determined that barley, oat, and whole-wheat breads made with HPMC had cholesterol-lowering effects.
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They are interested in HPMC as a substitute for gluten, a compound present in wheat but lacking in other grains such as oats and barley.
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But HPMC can perform that essential biochemical chore, too.
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Though this HPMC is widely used in familiar foods-as a thickener, for instance-its cholesterol-lowering properties as an ingredient in whole-grain breads haven't been widely studied, Yokoyama reported.
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