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Detection of porcine derived in sweet jelly product through PCR amplification of the mitochondrial DNA ND5 gene
Sweet jelly products that are available in the market are predominantly made from either porcine or bovine gelatine derived. The risk of adulteration and mislabeling of gelatine origin has become a concern among consumers due to religious beliefs, dietary and health issues. Therefore, this study aim
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