Gi-Un Seong

Dr. Gi-Un Seong

Food Safety and Distribution Research Group, Korea Food Research Institute, Wanju, Republic of Korea
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Academic Career Length

14Years (2013-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 May 2016 in Food Chemistry
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GSGi-Un Seong
Gi-Un Seong
IHIn-Wook Hwang
In-Wook Hwang
SCShin-Kyo Chung
Shin-Kyo Chung

19 October 2022 in Agronomy
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SLsaisbeul lee
saisbeul lee
JLJi-Yoon Lee
Ji-Yoon Lee
JKJu-Won Kang
Ju-Won Kang
HMHyunggon Mang
Hyunggon Mang
NKULU KABANGE ROLLYNKULU KABANGE ROLLY
NKULU KABANGE ROLLY
DPDong-Soo Park
Dong-Soo Park
Bakanae disease caused by Fusarium fujikuroi causes crop failure and yield losses in the majority of rice-growing countries. In this study, we employed a joint strategy quantitative trait locus (QTL) mapping–Genome-Wide Association Study (GWAS) to investigate novel genetic loci associated with Bakanae disease resistance using a population of 143 BC1F8 RILs derived from a cross between Ilpum × Tung Tin Wan Hien1. The phenotypic data from the bioassay and the genotypic data generated using a DNA chip were utilized to perform QTL mapping and GWAS study. Our results identified a novel genetic locus qBK4T associated with Bakanae disease resistance, which was mapped on chromosome 4 and flanked by AX-116847364 (33.12 Mbp) and AX-115752415 (33.44 Mbp) markers covering a region of 324kbp. There were 34 genes in this region including Os04g55920 (encoding a zinc-finger protein, OsJAZ1), Os04g55970 (encoding AP2-like ethylene-responsive transcription factor), etc. This study proposes qBK4T as a novel locus for Bakanae disease resistance. The identification of qBK4T and its flanking marker information could be useful for marker-assisted breeding and functional characterization of resistance genes against bakanae disease.

30 September 2016 in Yakhak Hoeji
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NMNational Development Institute of Korean Medicine
National Development Institute of Korean Medicine
MBMi Eun Baek
Mi Eun Baek
GSGi-Un Seong
Gi-Un Seong
YLYoung Jong Lee
Young Jong Lee
JWJae Hee Won
Jae Hee Won
The current definition of Cnidium Rhizome is the rhizome or the rhizome which is blanched by hot water of Cnidium officinale Makino or Ligusticum...

1 April 2014 in Korean Journal of Food Preservation
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SKSang-Seop Kim
Sang-Seop Kim
GSGi-Un Seong
Gi-Un Seong
HHHee-Young Hwang
Hee-Young Hwang
MJMoon-Cheol Jeong
Moon-Cheol Jeong
SCShin-Kyo Chung
Shin-Kyo Chung
To enhance the commercialization of fresh cut kimchi cabbage, the short-term storage effect of cut kimchi cabbage treated with Ca2+ was studied. Cut kimchi cabbages (3×3 cm) were treated with 2% calcium chloride (Ca), ascorbic acid (As), citric acid (Ct), and calcium chloride and citric acid (Ca/Ct), were put inside LDPE bags, and stored at 5℃ for 6 weeks. The weights reduced about 0.13~0.72%, and the ratio was the lowest in the Ca/Ct treatment. The reduction ratios of soluble soilds were 18.85~35.00%, and were the lowest in the Ca/Ct treatment. The titratable acidity decreased in all the treatments. The L values decreased, but a and b values of Hunter colorimeter increased in all the treatments. The preference for Ca/Ct treatment was the highest among all the treatments in the sensory evaluation. The marketing shelf-life of cut kimchi cabbage can be prolonged by the combination treatment of Ca2+ and citric acid.

30 June 2016 in Journal of the Korean Society of Food Science and Nutrition
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GSGi-Un Seong
Gi-Un Seong
IHIn-Wook Hwang
In-Wook Hwang
SCShin-Kyo Chung
Shin-Kyo Chung

14 December 2024 in Food Bioscience
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GSGi-Un Seong
Gi-Un Seong
SKSang-seop Kim
Sang-seop Kim
DYDae-Yong Yun
Dae-Yong Yun
GLGyuseok Lee
Gyuseok Lee
SPSeul-Ki Park
Seul-Ki Park
JCJeong-Seok Cho
Jeong-Seok Cho