Conversion of Muscle to Meat - Meat Science.

(Part 3, Meat Science, LPT)

Mechanism of Conversion of Muscle to Meat - Meat Science

Mechanism of Conversion of Muscle to Meat.

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We, the general people think that the flesh of a living animal is converted into meat immediately after the slaughter of the animal. But the idea is wrong, because muscles take some time to be converted into meat. After the slaughter of a meat animal, the circulatory system, nervous system and hormonal control etc. gradually stop to function and muscles of the dead animal traverse through a series of biochemical and physical changes over a period of time. These altogether lead to production of meat and the process is called the conversion of muscle to meat.

Note: The following pdf is the LPT note of Meat SciencePart 3 of BVSc & AH. *LPT-Livestock Product Technology. 

Topics of the PDF file of 'Conversion of Muscle to Meat' : 

Introduction / Biochemical Post Mortem Changes / Exsanguination / Homeostasis is Eventually lost / Post Mortem PH decline / Rigor Mortis / Stage of Rigor Mortis / Patterns of Rigor Mortis / Resolution of Rigor / Conditioning of Meat / Loss of Structural Integrity / Loss of Protection from Bacterial Invasion / Post Mortem Changes in the Physical Characteristics of the Muscle / Colour, Firmness, Water holding capacity / Important Events of Meat Production. 

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