Effects of Cold Preservation on Quality and Sarafloxacin and Difloxacin Residues in Beef

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During cold preservation, the pH and moisture of beef decreased slowly. Changes in ash and protein content had no obvious rules, but the data analysis results showed that the effect of drugs on these indexes was significant. Ca, Fe content decreased, Zn content increased, TBARS values were significantly higher than those in the blank , and violent fluctuation. SAR and DIF had obvious bacteriostasis effect. Cold preservation had no palpable effect on fluoroquinolones residues.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1033-1034)

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669-672

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October 2014

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