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Identification of Biological Assays to Authenticate Basmati Rice Varieties

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Consultation with scientific and industry experts has identified the need to update current Basmati rice authentication methods. Kompetitive Allelle specific PCR (KASP) assays are quicker, cheaper and more reliable than current methods and so have the potential to be readily adopted by Public Analysts to support food law enforcement. Project aim: To identify an appropriate set of KASP markers that could be used subsequently in a Basmati authentication test. The project objectives are: 1. KASP Technology will be used to create a new database of alleles that can distinguish between the following types of rice grain samples: (i) Approved Basmati varieties that are eligible for zero i…

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Bangor University£24.8kends (31 Aug 2019)

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What the buyer calls it
Identification of Biological Assays to Authenticate Basmati Rice Varieties
How they are buying
Advertised, open to anyoneAny supplier could bid without being invited first.
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
1 Jan 2019
Work ends
31 Aug 2019

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network.procurement@defra.gov.uk