16 – High pressure processing of meat

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[66]  Dallas G. Hoover,et al.  High Pressure Processing , 2000 .

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[71]  D. Troy,et al.  Effects of salt level and high hydrostatic pressure processing on frankfurters formulated with 1.5 and 2.5% salt. , 2000, Meat science.

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[93]  Anne Carlez,et al.  Changes in Colour and Myoglobin of Minced Beef Meat Due to High Pressure Processing , 1995 .

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[103]  Mutsumi Watanabe,et al.  Effect of High Pressure Treatment on the Ultrastructure and Myofibrillar Protein of Beef Skeletal Muscle , 1990 .

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[105]  Effects of High Pressure Treatment on the Ultrastructure and Solubilization of Isolated Myofibrils , 1991 .

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[107]  Indrawati,et al.  Combined high pressure thermal treatment of foods. , 2001 .

[108]  R. Moreira,et al.  Application of high hydrostatic pressure to eliminate Listeria monocytogenes from fresh pork sausage. , 1999, Journal of food protection.

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