2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0309-1740(01)00104-8
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Electrical impedance and tenderisation in bovine meat

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“…Even fields that would at first seem to fall far abreast of this specific discussion have added relevance given their synthesis of passive electrical properties with the mechanical properties of materials under examination including certain realms of agricultural research focused on meat quality assessment (16,17) and mineralogical investigations of rocks (18). All of this research suggests there is likely an underlying correlation between mechanical compression of a material and detectable changes in its electrical impedance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Even fields that would at first seem to fall far abreast of this specific discussion have added relevance given their synthesis of passive electrical properties with the mechanical properties of materials under examination including certain realms of agricultural research focused on meat quality assessment (16,17) and mineralogical investigations of rocks (18). All of this research suggests there is likely an underlying correlation between mechanical compression of a material and detectable changes in its electrical impedance.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…PSE detection was very difficult during early postmortem because of the rapid metabolic modifications which affect structure and therefore the electrical properties (Kleibel, Pfüzner & Krause, 1983;. These measurements were also used in order to evaluate fat content (Swantek, Crenshaw, Marchello, & Lukaski, 1992;Marchello, Slanger, & Carlson, 1999;Slanger & Marchello, 1994;Bejerholm & BartonGade, 1986;Madsen, Borggaard, Rasmussen & Christensen, 1999; and to evaluate the level of aging (Faure, Flachat, Jenin, Lenoir, Roullet & Thomasset, 1972 ;Lepetit, Salé, Favier & Dalle, 2002;Lepetit and Hamel, 1998;Lepetit, Damez, Clerjon, Favier, Abouelkaram & Dominguez, 2006) or to evaluate meat tenderness (Byrne, Troy & Buckley, 2000). The aim of the present work was to analyze the low frequency spectra of the different meat quality classes, trying to further understand each dispersion phenomenon.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Pliquett defined a parameter called Py which was related to membrane integrity (Pliquett, Altmann, Pliquett and Schöberlein, 2003). Other authors developed a ratio of anisotropy based on the bovine muscle electrical properties during the ageing process along the longitudinal and transverse directions (Lepetit, Salé, Favier and Dalle, 2002;Damez et al, 2008b). Gómez-Sánchez, Aristizábal-Botero, Barragán-Arango and Felice (2009) proposed an index IEA (Inherent Electrical Anisotropy) to quantify the changes of the electrical properties of bovine muscles during the ageing process.…”
Section: Lwt -Food Science and Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
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