The levels of disulphide bonds in wheat flour may influence the
rheological properties of dough (Shewry & Tatham, 1997) and according
to Buchert (2010) optimal disulphide crosslinking during
dough mixing is important in bread making. The level of disulphide
bonds have been reported to either negatively affect (Manu &
Prasada Rao, 2008) or have no effect (Poulsen and Høstrup, 1998)
on dough and bread quality