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Biochemical changes of postmortem meat during the aging process and strategies to improve the meat quality

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Title Biochemical changes of postmortem meat during the aging process and strategies to improve the meat quality
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Creator R.Ramanathan, G.G.Mafi, L.Yoder, M.Perry, M.Pfeiffer, D.L.VanOverbeke, Naveena BasappaMaheswarappa
 
Subject Aging meat color tenderness mitochondria metabolomics modified atmospheric packaging
 
Description Book Chapter published in a text book
Although meat color is an important quality attribute that influences purchasing decisions at the point of sale; repeat purchases are often dependent on tenderness. Aging is a postharvest value addition process commonly employed to improve meat palatability. Ideal aging time is critical for maximizing the benefits on palatability and stable meat color. Extended aging time (>14 days) decreases color stability, while it has a limited benefit on improving tenderness. Postmortem muscle is biochemically active, and various enzymes involved in metabolic pathways remain active. The use of high throughput techniques such as proteomics and metabolomics has helped to elucidate the molecular changes occurring at the cellular level. This chapter will discuss the effects of aging on the biochemical basis of meat color and tenderness, and some of the strategies to improve the value of extended-aged beef
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Date 2021-08-10T11:27:40Z
2021-08-10T11:27:40Z
2019-01-01
 
Type Book chapter
 
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http://krishi.icar.gov.in/jspui/handle/123456789/54291
 
Language English
 
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