Effect of Cold Atmospheric Plasma Fusion 222 nm UV and PAHP on Cold Pasteurisation of Egg Surfaces

Nasiru, Mustapha Muhammad; Boateng, Evans Frimpong; Alnadari, Fawze; Bassey, Anthony Pius; Yan, Wenjing; Masisi, Kabo; Li, Chunyang; Zhang, Jianhao

doi:10.1007/s11947-024-03433-w

Food Bioprocess Technol

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s11947-024-03433-w

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Effect of Cold Atmospheric Plasma Fusion 222 nm UV and PAHP on Cold Pasteurisation of Egg Surfaces

Mustapha Muhammad Nasiru,

Evans Frimpong Boateng,

Fawze Alnadari

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Backyard vs. barn eggs: differentiation and prediction models for two growing systems of hens based on isotopic, elemental, and fatty acid profiles of egg yolk

CRISTEA,

COVACIU,

FEHER

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Establishing the provenance of eggs from backyard growing system of hens can be challenging, in the context of high-value commercial products (the price of an egg from backyard chicken rearing system is double comparing with one from barn rearing regime). In this study, 90 egg yolk samples were investigated from isotopic, elemental and fatty acids profiles point of view. To identify the egg production system (backyard versus barn), three pattern recognition techniques were applied: linear discriminant analysis (LDA), k-nearest neighbor (k-NN) and multilayer perceptron artificial neural networks (MLP-ANN). LDA revealed a perfect separation for initial classification, while a percentage of 98.9% in cross-validation procedure was reached. From k-NN analysis, the overall classification rate was 98.4% for training set and 85.7% for testing set. After running the MLP-ANN, an overall percent of 100% for training set was obtained, while for the testing step decreased up to 92.3%, two samples being misclassified.

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Backyard vs. barn eggs: differentiation and prediction models for two growing systems of hens based on isotopic, elemental, and fatty acid profiles of egg yolk

CRISTEA,

COVACIU,

FEHER

et al. 2024

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Effect of Cold Atmospheric Plasma Fusion 222 nm UV and PAHP on Cold Pasteurisation of Egg Surfaces

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Backyard vs. barn eggs: differentiation and prediction models for two growing systems of hens based on isotopic, elemental, and fatty acid profiles of egg yolk

Backyard vs. barn eggs: differentiation and prediction models for two growing systems of hens based on isotopic, elemental, and fatty acid profiles of egg yolk

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