High CO2-modified atmosphere packaging for extension of shelf-life of chilled yellow-feather broiler meat: A special breed in Asia
Authors:
- Xinxiao ZhangXZXinxiao Zhang
- Huhu WangHuhu Wang
- Nuo LiNLNuo Li
- Ming LiMLMing Li
- Xinglian XuXXXinglian Xu
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Funding Information
- China Agriculture Research System (CARS-42)
- Technology Support Program National Key (2014BAD19B01)
- Jiangsu Transition of Science and Technology Achievements (BA2014119)
- Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions (PAPD)
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