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    FOOD SCIENCE 1993 Vol.14
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    The Investigation on Colours and Pigments in Muscles of Jin-hua Ham
    ZHU Shang-Wu, Yang-Yao-Huan, WANG Xi-Yuan, Lin-Ke-Zhong, HU Jia-Xin, ZHAO Xiao-Ning, Zhang-Shao-Hua, Bu-Xin-Pei
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 3-7.  
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     The absorption spectra of Jin-hua ham muscles during the various process periods were measured and thus the pigments in fresh muscle, pickled muscle, fermented muscle and muscle of the finished ham were determined on basis of the spectrum analysis. The inner layer of the muscle of the finished ham manufactured with new technology had the similar absoption spectrum to the one manufactured with traditional technology, so they must have the similar pigments.
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    A Study of the Antimycotic Effect of Allium Sativum
    MA Mu-Ying
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 7-11.  
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    This paper made a study of the restraining and killing effect of allium sativum sulution on decades common fungi which pollute foodstuff, and compared this effect with that of the foodstuff antiseptic benzdic acid and sorbic acid. The study result which has shown that the antimycotic effect of allium sativum is similar to that of benzdic acid and sorbic acid, demonstrated that allium sativum had very strong restraining and killing effect on various fungi.
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    The Relation of Humidity and Preserved Apricot Browning
    YIN Li-Fu, Liu-Wan-Min
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 11-14.  
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     Traditional method to make preserved fruits almost use sulphur smoke to prevent browning and keep the coulor brightly. Thus may cause sulphur survival in the products. Controled the humidity of drying room at abaut 40% can notably cut dowm the time of drying process, browning , and sulphur surplusage of products.
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    Nutrition and Shape of the Bone Paste
    BU Xue-Fang, 南Qing-Xian, Ren-Fa-Zheng
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 14-18.  
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     Muitipie-gring and ultra-micro-gririd were used to make bone paste. Based on the determination of its nutrient composition, the particle size, distribution and the shape of bone paste were deeply resarched. Meanwhile different poulty materials and grind techniques were discussed.
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    SHI Zheng-Xue
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 18-22.  
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    ZHAO He-Tao
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 23-25.  
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    Study of Goat Milkpowder for Oldman
    MA Li, HAN Xue-Lin, Xu-Wei-Rong
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 26-30.  
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     The formula and Technology are studied in producing oldman milkpowder with goatsmilk. The goatsmilk are found to be better raw material for producing oldman milkpowder.The products are analysed overall and are com pared with full-fat milkpowder. The content of protein、 fat、quantity of heat of the oldman goatsimlk powder are 31. 4% 、4. 03%、and 1331. 86 KJ/100 g respectively. There are nutrient characteristics of low fat and quantity of heat and high protein.50%daily nutrient allowance of oldman are satisfied with 100 g the oldman goatsimlk powder.
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    WU Lan-Qing, Geng-Nian-Zu, Li-Han-Chao
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 31-33.  
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    Li-Ying, Li-Qing-Dian
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 34-36.  
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    WENG Jia-Rui
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 37-38.  
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    Ma-Hong-Dan, Tan-Zhao-Ming
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 39-40.  
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    SHEN Xian-Feng
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 41-42.  
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    Chen-Jiang-Hua
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 43-44.  
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    ZHAO Zhe-Xun
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 45-46.  
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    LI Yan-Wei, ZOU Chang-Qi, LIN Du-Jiang
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 46-48.  
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    WANG Zhi-Gang, CHENG Su-Yun, TONG Zhe, REN Jin-Yu, Shen-A-Gen
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 49-51.  
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    WU Mei-Yun, Pan-Zheng-Ling, Wang-Guang-Ya
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 52-55.  
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    Li-Wen-Hua, FENG Bao-Qin
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 55-56.  
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    Ruan-Bo-Long
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 57-58.  
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    RAO De-Rong, Dan-Hou-An, Lin-Chang-Xiang, Zheng-Xiao, Xu-Ming
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 58-60.  
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    Zhang-Fu-Ming, Sun-Gong-Yi, LU Zhen
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 60-62.  
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    ZHANG Zhen-Zhong
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 62-65.  
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    Cheng-Xiang-Dong, Gao-Hu, LAN Xiao-Feng, Long-Jiang, HE Jian-Xin
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 65-68.  
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    蓝Jun-Ming , Xu-Feng
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 68-72.  
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    Huang-Pei-Jin, Lu-Mao-Sun, Li-Zhi-Ping, Xue-Yong-Xian
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 73-74.  
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    GUAN Hong-Yi
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 75-.  
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    CHEN Qi-Hua
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 76-77.  
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    REN Dong-Xu
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 77-78.  
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    CHEN Jin-Liang
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 79-80.  
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    Wang-Xiao-Chan
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (1): 80-.  
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    Viscosity Variation and Its Control During Concentration of Soy-Milk
    GUO Shun-Tang, Sun-Xiang-Dong, Lan-Jing
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 3-6.  
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    Several methods for decreasing viscosity during concentration of soymilk including repeated extraction, adding Vc and enzymolysis are compared. The possible mechanism and effect of pH and temperature on viscosity control are discussed. Results show that appropriate enzymolysis of protein in soymilk, pH adjustment and high-temperature-short-time treatment can effectively lower the viscosity of concentrated soymilk and improve the flavour of soymik as well.
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    Inhibitory Effects of Rosa Laerigate (RL)Juice ,Fruit-Cola,Pericarpium Citri Reticulatae Powder (PCR)on the Formation of N-nitrosoprolino (NPRO) in Rats
    Liang-Xue-Jun
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 7-10.  
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    This paper investigates the inhibitory effects of RL juice, Fruit-Cola, PCR powder on the formafion of N-Nitrosoprolin in vivo in rats. The results indicate That RL juice, Fruit-Cola, PCR powder can effectively inhibit the formation of NPRO in rats. The inhibitory rates are 96. 36% ,87. 99% , and 65. 52% respectively.
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    The Inhibitory Action of Licorice Root Extracts Formulation Against Common Microrganisms in Food
    Wang-南Zhou, Zheng-Hui-Ming, Dai-Ze-Jun
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 11-15.  
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    Active ingredients of licorice (Glycyrrhiza uralensis Fisch. ) root were extracted under different conditions by using different solvents. Several formulations were prepared from the extracts. Through selection screening,one of the formulations having the strongest antimicrobial activity was chosen. Its MIC (Minimum Inhibitory Concentration) against common microorganisms causing food contamination was detected,and shows that the formulation has great activity against the microorganisms.
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    A Study of Sugar Hydrolysis on the Quality of Fruit Juice and Canned Fruits
    ZHANG Ling, Lu-Hai-Bo
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 15-18.  
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     Degree of Sugar and glucose content in Kiwi-fruit juice , canned pear in syrup and canned orange in syrup on sensory quality are studied. Results indicate that most of the sugar is hydrolyzed during processing. Although inversion rate of sugar and glucose content are different with different kind of products , no harmful effect is found on the quality of products.
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    The Characteristic of Heat Panetration of Glass Jar of pineapple in syrup by Downward Laying in the Reton
    QIU Cheng-Yu
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 18-21.  
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     The cold point position and the heating rate of the glass jar pineapple in syrup will be changed, if the jar is fixed by downward laying in the retort. The cold point position will go up and the heating rate will be improved. However , if the jar is fixed by one on top of another , adverse effect will be produced during heating.
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    Guo-Ben-Heng, Luo-Cheng-Xiang
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 21-24.  
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    A Study on Quick-Freezing Technology and Colour Preservatien of Poultry
    ZHANG Mao-Ping
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 24-27.  
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     Processing technology of quick-freezing of poultry is put forward and mechanism of reddening in muscle is studied.Some recent quick-freezing technology for preventing reddening of muscle are briefly introduced.
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    LIU Lin-Wei
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 28-29.  
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    HUANG Xue-Song, Sun-Ai-Dong
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 30-31.  
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    LI Zheng-Ming, Li-Yan
    FOOD SCIENCE    1993, 14 (10): 32-34.  
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