Enzyme Profile of Raw and Heat-Processed Beef, Pork and Turkey Using the "Apizym" System

Enzyme Profile of Raw and Heat-Processed Beef, Pork and Turkey Using the "Apizym" System

ABSTRACT A semi‐quantitative micromethod enzyme system (APIZYM) designed for the detection of 19 individual enzymes was used to determine the presence and level of activity of these enzymes in raw and heat processed (60 and 71.1°C) beef, pork and turkey muscle tissue. Filtrates were obtained from 0....

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