Some Microbiological Indexes of Pig and Sheep Carcasses

The study aimed at assessing the presence and diversity of microorganisms in swine and sheep carcases during trading. As a result of the investigation it was determined that the contamination of the carcases with the more common bacterial flora of the orden is external and takes place immediately af...

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