The Effects of Packaging Barrier Properties Coupled with Storage Temperatures on the Dominant Spoilage Bacteria Composition and Freshness Quality of Lamb
文献类型: 外文期刊
作者: Debao Wang;Xiaoyu Chai;Su Wang;Tongtong Zhao;Xiaochun Zheng;Weili Rao;Huiguo Yang;Dequan Zhang;Chengli Hou
作者机构:
关键词: dominant spoilage bacteria;high-oxygen-barrier packaging;lamb;shelf life;storage temperature
期刊名称: Foods
ISSN: 2304-8158
年卷期: 2025 年 14 卷 3 期
页码:
收录情况: SCIE(2025版)
摘要: This study aims to establish a preservation method by coupling certain barrier packaging with storage temperatures suitable for extending the shelf of chilled lamb. Chilled lamb was packaged using three different oxygen permeability packaging materials of high-oxygen-barrier packaging (HORP), medium-oxygen-barrier packaging (MORP), and low-oxygen-barrier packaging (LORP) (1.70, 23.95, and 1631.44 cm3/(m2·24·h·0.1·MPa), respectively, then stored at temperatures of 4 °C and −1 °C for 28 days, respectively. The results of total viable count, pH, color, and volatile basic nitrogen indicate that HORP effectively inhibits the growth rate of surface microorganisms and the oxidation rate of proteins in lamb. The sulfhydryl content, carbonyl value, and electronic nose suggest that the oxidative decomposition rate of lamb during storage at −1 °C is lower compared to storage conditions at 4 °C. The microbial diversity suggests that HORP significantly hinders the growth and reproduction of Pseudomonas and Brochothrix aerobic spoilage bacteria, as well as diminishes the abundance of the dominant microbial community. Herein, utilizing high-barrier packaging with an oxygen permeability of lower than 1.70 cm3/(m2·24·h·0.1·MPa) in conjunction with ice temperature storage at −1 °C is a highly effective preservation method for prolonging the shelf life of chilled lamb to 28 days.
分类号:
- 相关文献
作者其他论文 更多>>
-
Influence of varying oxygen transmission rates in heat-shrinkable packaging on the quality of beef during 90 days of chilled storage
作者:Ming Tian;Jintao Jia;Dequan Zhang;Xiaotong Sun;Jiarui Li;Chaoqiao Zhu;Wei Yang;Xin Li;Qingfeng Yang;Chengli Hou
关键词:Chilled beef;Heat-shrinkable packaging;Long-distance transportation;Oxygen transmission rate;Shelf life extension
-
Adaptive synchronous sliding mode levelling system for combine harvester considering track circumference: Co-simulation and experimental verification
作者:Jinpeng Hu;Maolin Shi;Tianle Ma;Peng Liu;Xiaoyu Chai;Guangqiao Cao;Lizhang Xu
关键词:Agricultural machinery;Hydraulic levelling system;Surrogate model;Synchronisation control;Track tension
-
Integrated bioinformatics and quantitative lipidomics reveal temporal lipid dynamics and oxidative metabolic networks in refrigerated pork
作者:Minghui Gu;Cheng Li;Yuqing Ren;Li Chen;Shaobo Li;Dequan Zhang;Xiaochun Zheng
关键词:Lipid transformation;Meat quality;Metabolomic pathway;Quantitative lipidomics;Refrigerated pork
-
Insight into the meat quality differences of Tibetan sheep from different altitudes based on metabolomics
作者:Ruisi Liu;Jianing Fu;Shaobo Li;Minghui Gu;Liang Li;Le Xu;Jiangying Yu;Dequan Zhang;Li Chen
关键词:Cooking loss;HIF-1α signaling;High-altitude adaptation;Lysine degradation;Meat color
-
Research on predictive control of a novel electric cleaning system for combine harvester based on data-driven
作者:Zhihao Zhu;Xiaoyu Chai;Lizhang Xu;Li Quan;Chaochun Yuan;Shuofeng Weng;Guangqiao Cao;Weijun Jiang
关键词:Adaptive MPC;Cleaning system;Combine harvester;Data-driven;Distributed electric drive
-
Effects of mutton with different cooking methods on intestinal flora and metabolites in the elderly based on in vitro fermentation
作者:Jianing Fu;Meizhen Xu;Shaobo Li;Li Chen;Dequan Zhang
关键词:Cooking methods;Elderly;In vitro fermentation;Intestinal microbiota;Mutton;Untargeted metabolomics
-
Identification and In Silico Characterization of the Novel Inhibitory Peptides of Angiotensin Converting Enzyme from Donkey Meat
作者:Zixin Deng;Mingyu Li;Zeyu Zhang;Chao Chen;Xia Qu;Zhenyu Wang;Dequan Zhang;Chunjiang Zhang;Boxian Wu;Xueyu Sang
关键词:Active peptides;Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitory activity;Donkey meat;In Silico proteolysis;Molecular docking