1973
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2621.1973.tb01436.x
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Aroma of Canned Beef: Gas Chromatographic and Mass Spectrometric Analysis of the Volatiles

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“…Se sabe que el hexanal es un aldehido predominante entre los compuestos de ruptura de la peroxidación llpídica de los ácidos grasos w6 presentes en los productos cárnicos (Persson et al, 1973) (Mcleod et al, 1976), aunque en los derivados curados venga a ser solamente un 7% del que se forma en los derivados cocidos (Shahidi, 1989).…”
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“…Se sabe que el hexanal es un aldehido predominante entre los compuestos de ruptura de la peroxidación llpídica de los ácidos grasos w6 presentes en los productos cárnicos (Persson et al, 1973) (Mcleod et al, 1976), aunque en los derivados curados venga a ser solamente un 7% del que se forma en los derivados cocidos (Shahidi, 1989).…”
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“…Furan is a very volatile and colorless liquid and is classifi ed as a possible human carcinogen by International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC, 1995), it induces tumors and liver toxicity in experimental animals. Although furan had previously been reported in various foods such as coffee, canned meat, baked bread, cooked chicken (Stoffelsma et al, 1968;Persson and von Sydow, 1973;Maga, 1979) etc., it was only recently that a more comprehensive study was performed by FDA using larger number of food samples and found furan levels ranging up to approximately 120 ppb. According to Maga (1979) the primary source of furans in food is thermal degradation of carbohydrates such as glucose, lactose and fructose.…”
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“…1,1 (Bis)methylthiomethane has been found in canned beef, and is associated with other carbonyl and sulfur compounds, with the off-flavor of this heated product (Person and von Sydow, 1973). Its origin might involve reactions between hydrogen sulfide and such compounds as ribonucleotides, but these types of reactions have only been described in heated model systems (Stanhke, 1995).…”
Section: Sulphur Compoundsmentioning
confidence: 99%