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Editor in charge: Food Science
Professor Zhu Qiujin
Associate Dean, School of Brewing and Food Engineering, Guizhou University
In 1991, he graduated from Guizhou Agricultural College with a major in animal product processing and storage; in 1999, he obtained a master's degree in agricultural product processing and storage engineering from Southwest Agricultural University; in 2007, he received a doctorate degree in food nutrition and safety from Jiangnan UniversityTitle
Glycerin-mediated proteomic analysis of low-sodium cured meat and the formation mechanism of its eating quality
Summary
Marinating is an important processing link of fermented meat products.
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