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404. Improving size-exclusion chromatography for glycogen. MA Sullivan, PO Powell, T Witt, F<br />
Vilaplana, E Roura, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. J. Chrom. A, in press accepted Jan 21 (2014).<br />
403. Functionalization of polysaccharides nanocrystals with polystyrene through aqueous free<br />
radical polymerization initiated by ozonolysis. E Espino-Perez, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>, S Domenek, MN<br />
Belgacem, M-C Brochier-Salon, J Bras. Submitted (2013)<br />
402. Shear degradation of molecular, crystalline and granular structures of starch during extrusion.<br />
M Li, J Hasjim, F Xie, PJ Halley, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Starch/Staerke 65 1-11 (2013).<br />
401. Improving human health through understanding the complex structure of glucose polymers.<br />
RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>, AC Wu, MA Sullivan, GE Sumarriva, N Ersch, J Hasjim. Analytical & Bioanalytical<br />
Chem. 405 8969-80 (2013).<br />
400. Extraction, isolation and characterisation of phytoglycogen from su-1 maize leaves and grain.<br />
PO Powell, MA Sullivan, MC Sweedman, DI Stapleton, J Hasjim, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Carbohydrate<br />
Polymers, 101 423-31 (2014)<br />
399. Effect of octenylsuccinic anhydride modification on beta-amylolysis of starch. MC Sweedman,<br />
J Hasjim, M Tizzotti, C Schaeffer, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Carbohydrate Polymers 97 9-17 (2013).<br />
398. Barley genotypes expressing “stay-green” like characteristics to maintain starch quality of the<br />
grain during water stress conditions. PW Gous, J Hasjim, J Franckowiak, GP Fox, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. J.<br />
Cereal Sci. 58 414-9 (2013).<br />
397. Plant pullulanase debranching enzyme plays a crucial role in starch biosynthesis in sorghum<br />
endosperm. E Li, J Hasjim, EK Gilding, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Submitted (2013)<br />
396. The effects of rice cultivar and growth location in Cambodia on grain composition and starch<br />
structure. S Sar, M Tizzotti, J Hasjim, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Rice Science in press DOI 10.1016/S1672-<br />
6308(13)60163-8 (2014).<br />
395. Structural changes of starch molecules in barley grain during germination. S Chu, J Hasjim,<br />
LT Hickey, G Fox, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Submitted (2013)<br />
394. What is being learnt about starch properties from multiple-level characterization. RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>,<br />
T Witt, J Hasjim. Cereal Chemistry 90 312-25 (2013).<br />
393. The relations between molecular, crystalline and lamellar structures of amylopectin. T Witt, J<br />
Doutch, EP <strong>Gilbert</strong>, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Biomacromolecules 13 4273-82 (2012).<br />
392. Molecular structure of starch in grains is not qualitatively affected by dwarfing genes in rice<br />
and sorghum. RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>, DJY Besnard, AJ Reeve, CJ Lambrides, J Hasjim. Starch/Staerke 65<br />
822-30 (2013)<br />
391. Structure and functional properties of octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA) modified starches: a<br />
review. MC Sweedman, MJ Tizzotti, C Schaffer, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Carbohydrate Polymers 92 905-20<br />
(2013).<br />
390. The structure of cardiac glycogen in healthy mice. QA Besford, MA Sullivan, L Zheng, RG<br />
<strong>Gilbert</strong>, D Stapleton, A Gray-Weale. Int. J. Biol. Macromolecules 51 887-91 (2012).<br />
389. Characterization methods for starch-based materials: state of the art and perspectives. AC Wu,<br />
T Witt, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Aust. J. Chem. 66 1550-63 (2013).<br />
388. The importance of amylose and amylopectin fine structures for starch digestibility in cooked<br />
rice grains. ZA Syahariza, S Sar, M. Tizzotti, J Hasjim, RG <strong>Gilbert</strong>. Food Chem. 136 742-9 (2013);<br />
corrigendum Food Chem. 145 617–8 (2014).