HAL (France)
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Comprehensive assessment of prediction of pH in red meat based on near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS)
As global attention shifts toward sustainable protein sources, there is growing interest in how cultivated beef can complement existing livestock systems. This study explores pathways for integrating cultivated beef into existing beef production systems through inclusive and sustainable food system
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