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The effects of low-atmosphere stunning and deboning time on broiler breast meat quality

Battula et al., 2008

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18396982998273397792
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Battula V
Schilling M
Vizzier-Thaxton Y
Behrends J
Williams J
Schmidt T
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Poultry Science

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A randomized complete block design with 3 replications (n= 432, 72 broilers per treatment) was used to evaluate the effects of electrical (ES) and vacuum stunning (VS) on broiler breast meat quality. Electrical stunning was performed by applying 11.5 V,< 0.05 mA, AC to …
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