Table 10. Thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) levels in turkey thigh and breast meat (nmol MDA/g).
Experimental group1 | SEM | P | |||||
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C | AP | BP | SP | SSP | |||
TBARS in thigh meat | |||||||
fresh raw meat | 137a | 113b | 98.1c | 81.0c | 60.5d | 4.842 | 0.001 |
frozen raw meat | 178a | 173a | 132bc | 147b | 117c | 4.550 | 0.000 |
cooked fresh meat | 154a | 136b | 95.1c | 78.9cd | 73.6d | 5.681 | 0.000 |
cooked frozen meat | 135a | 110b | 72.5c | 58.7d | 43.9e | 5.733 | 0.000 |
TBARS in breast meat | |||||||
fresh raw meat | 115a | 118a | 102b | 50.0c | 45.9c | 5.631 | 0.001 |
frozen raw meat | 137a | 126ab | 97.6bc | 96.3bc | 70.2c | 6.381 | 0.004 |
cooked fresh meat | 198a | 167b | 134c | 115d | 105d | 6.031 | 0.001 |
cooked frozen meat | 160a | 128b | 100c | 99.7c | 87.7d | 4.453 | 0.000 |
1Dietary treatments with the addition of: C–cellulose, AP–apple pomace, BP—blackcurrant pomace, SP—strawberry pomace, SSP–seedless strawberry pomace. Values are means of 7 observations per treatment.
a, b, c, d, e–values marked with different letters in rows differ significantly (P≤0.05). SEM–standard error of the mean.