Pathogen kinetics and heat and mass transfer-based predictive model for Listeria innocua in irregular-shaped poultry products during thermal processing.
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Mark L Tamplin | Abani K Pradhan | Michael G. Johnson | M. Tamplin | A. Pradhan | J. Marcy | Yanbin Li | John A Marcy | Michael G Johnson | Yanbin Li
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