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November 9, 2011
Functionality of cow beef in coarse and fine ground model systems
J E Swan, J A Boles
Meat Science
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November 9, 2011
Effects of chopping time, meat source and storage temperature on the colour of New Zealand type fresh beef sausages
J A Boles, V L Mikkelsen, J E Swan
Poultry Science
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March 25, 1999
Rapid postmortem pH decline and delayed chilling reduce quality of turkey breast meat
B M Rathgeber, J A Boles, P J Shand
Meat Science
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November 9, 2011
Recovery of proteins from beef bone and the functionality of these proteins in sausage batters
J A Boles, B M Rathgeber, P J Shand
Journal of Animal Science
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February 11, 1992
Effect of porcine stress syndrome on the solubility and degradation of myofibrillar/cytoskeletal proteins
J A Boles, F C Parrish, T W Huiatt, et al.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
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December 20, 1999
Rapid post-mortem glycolysis and delay chilling of turkey carcasses cause alterations to protein extractability and degradation of breast muscle proteins
B M Rathgeber, M D Pato, J A Boles, et al.
Meat Science
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November 9, 2011
Effect of oral loading of acid or base on the incidence of pale soft exudative pork (PSE) in stress-susceptible pigs
J A Boles, J F Patience, A L Schaefer, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
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October 11, 1992
Sensory, physical, and chemical properties of pork loin chops from somatotropin-treated pigs of three stress classifications
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
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October 11, 1991
Sensory and processing properties of cured semimembranosus muscle from stress-susceptible pigs treated with porcine somatotropin
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
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July 11, 1991
Effect of porcine somatotropin, stress susceptibility, and final end point of cooking on the sensory, physical, and chemical properties of pork loin chops
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
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Meat Science
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November 9, 2011
Functionality of cow beef in coarse and fine ground model systems
J E Swan, J A Boles
Meat Science
|
November 9, 2011
Effects of chopping time, meat source and storage temperature on the colour of New Zealand type fresh beef sausages
J A Boles, V L Mikkelsen, J E Swan
Poultry Science
|
March 25, 1999
Rapid postmortem pH decline and delayed chilling reduce quality of turkey breast meat
B M Rathgeber, J A Boles, P J Shand
Meat Science
|
November 9, 2011
Recovery of proteins from beef bone and the functionality of these proteins in sausage batters
J A Boles, B M Rathgeber, P J Shand
Journal of Animal Science
|
February 11, 1992
Effect of porcine stress syndrome on the solubility and degradation of myofibrillar/cytoskeletal proteins
J A Boles, F C Parrish, T W Huiatt, et al.
Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry
|
December 20, 1999
Rapid post-mortem glycolysis and delay chilling of turkey carcasses cause alterations to protein extractability and degradation of breast muscle proteins
B M Rathgeber, M D Pato, J A Boles, et al.
Meat Science
|
November 9, 2011
Effect of oral loading of acid or base on the incidence of pale soft exudative pork (PSE) in stress-susceptible pigs
J A Boles, J F Patience, A L Schaefer, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
|
October 11, 1992
Sensory, physical, and chemical properties of pork loin chops from somatotropin-treated pigs of three stress classifications
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
|
October 11, 1991
Sensory and processing properties of cured semimembranosus muscle from stress-susceptible pigs treated with porcine somatotropin
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
Journal of Animal Science
|
July 11, 1991
Effect of porcine somatotropin, stress susceptibility, and final end point of cooking on the sensory, physical, and chemical properties of pork loin chops
J A Boles, F C Parrish, C L Skaggs, et al.
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