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Molecular detection of bovine DNA in processed cat wet food products through PCR amplification using mitochondrial DNA ND5 gene
Food adulteration and mislabelling of animal-derived products pose significant concerns for consumer trust and food safety. Similar issues are also reported in pet foods, where animal species may be undeclared, substituted, or declared on product labels but not actually present in the final product.
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