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00925njm 22002777a 4500 dc Marcos Muntal, Begonya author Mullen, Anne Maria author 2014 The relationship between pressure induced changes on individual proteins and selected quality parameters in bovine longissimus thoracis et lumborum (LTL) muscle was studied. Pressures ranging from 200 to 600 MPa at 20 °C were used. High pressure processing (HPP) at pressures above 200 MPa induced strong modifications of protein solubility, meat colour and water holding capacity (WHC). The protein profiles of non-treated and pressure treated meat were observed using two dimensional electrophoresis. Proteins showing significant differences in abundance among treatments were identified by mass spectrometry. Pressure levels above 200 MPa strongly modified bovine LTL proteome with main effects being insolubilisation of sarcoplasmic proteins and solubilisation of myofibrillar proteins. Sarcoplasmic proteins were more susceptible to HPP effects than myofibrillar. Individual protein changes were significantly correlated with protein solubility, L*, b* and WHC, providing further insights into the mechanistic processes underlying HPP influence on quality and providing the basis for the future development of protein markers to assess the quality of processed meats. Marcos, B. ; Mullen, A.M. 2014. High pressure induced changes in beef muscle proteome: correlation with quality parameters. Meat Sciece 97(1):11-20 http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12327/4529 Altes pressions (Tecnologia) Aliments -- Qualitat High pressure induced changes in beef muscle proteome: correlation with quality parameters