T. G. O'Quinn
Researcher
Also affiliated: Kansas State University (2023)
Graduate Student Researcher
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Biography and Research Information
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T. G. O'Quinn's research focuses on enhancing the quality and shelf life of meat products through various scientific interventions. Their work has investigated the impact of accelerated aging processes, specifically varying temperature and time points, on the quality attributes and enzyme activity within lower-quality beef cuts. Additionally, O'Quinn has explored the effects of incorporating egg powder derived from hens immunized against phospholipase α2 on the shelf life of ground striploin. This research contributes to understanding methods for preserving meat quality and extending its usability.
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- Publications: 2
Selected Publications
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Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts (2023)
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- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Effects of Adding Egg Powder from Hens Immunized Against Phospholipase α2 on Ground Striploin Shelf Life
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
- Evaluating the Effect of Accelerated Aging at Different Temperature and Time Points on Beef Quality and Enzyme Activity of Lower Quality Beef Cuts
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