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Bacteriological and genetic assessment of game meat from Japanese wild boars.
Journal of agricultural and food chemistry - 15 Jan 2003
Naya Yuka, Horiuchi Motohiro, Ishiguro Naotaka, Shinagawa Morikazu
Abstract excerpt
Bacterial tests were used to assess bacterial contamination of game meat from Japanese wild boars. The bacterial contamination of wild boar meat was less than that of domestic pork, as determined by aerobic plate counts (APC) and coliform counts. None of the meat examined in this study was contaminated by Salmonella or E. coli O-157. To detect adulteration by domestic pig meat or European wild boar meat, 46...
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