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Nutritional properties of mango fruits: linking plant genomics to cellular bioactivities (2008-2011)

Abstract

In order to identify potential nutritional components in mango fruits, a novel bioactivity screen based on induced calcium flux signatures in a wide range of animal cell types will be utilised. Using diverse germplasm and multiple extraction and fractionation protocols, biological activities identified in the screen will be further tested using specific cell models, and active components identified by mass spectometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. This information will be used to improve knowledge and awareness of the nutritional properties of mango fruits, and to develop rational tools for selection of mango germplasm with enhanced potential health benefits.'',

Experts

Professor Mike Gidley

Emeritus Professor
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Mike Gidley
Mike Gidley

Professor Gregory Monteith

Associate Dean (Research)
Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
Professor
School of Pharmacy
Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
Gregory Monteith
Gregory Monteith

Professor Nick Shaw

Professor and Associate Dean (Acade
School of Pharmacy
Faculty of Health and Behavioural Sciences
Professor and Associate Dean (Acade
Faculty of Medicine
Nick Shaw
Nick Shaw

Dr Ralf Dietzgen

Honorary Associate Professor
Queensland Alliance for Agriculture and Food Innovation
Ralf Dietzgen
Ralf Dietzgen