The oxidative stability and sensory quality of chicken breast (M. pectoralis) and thigh (m.
peroneus longus), stored in high-oxygen modified atmosphere (MAP - O 2), non-oxygen modified atmosphere
(MAP - N 2), or vacuum for up to 9 days at 5 8 C were investigated. Protein
thiol concentration in breasts and thighs decreased significantly between 5 and 9 days in storage
MAP - O 2 compared to non-oxygen storage, and resulted in myosin heavy chain disulfide
cross-links.Thiol loss and protein cross-link formation were more pronounced in thighs
compared to breasts, and a similar tendency was seen for the formation of secondary lipid oxidation products
. However, while stored in breast MAP - O 2 clearly scored lower in tender-
rancidity in ness and higher compared to breast in non-oxygen storage, the effect of MAP - O 2
for the sensory quality of thigh was negligible. These results show that thigh is more suitable for storage in
MAP - O breast than 2, indicating that the negative effect MAP - O 2
may have on the oxidative stability and sensory quality of meat varies between different muscles.
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