MIAMIA
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TR 1Marsh, B.B.TR_1_Thaw rigor and the delta state of muscle.pdfAn isolated muscle fibre, stimulated to shorten by more than one third of its initial length, enters the “delta state”. This paper suggests a similarity between thaw-shortened muscle and muscle in the delta state1957TR_1_Thaw rigor and the delta state of muscle.pdf

TR 2Marsh, B.B.TR_2_Rigor mortis and thaw rigor in lamb.pdfOnset of rigor mortis in the longissimus dorsi muscle of lamb has been studied with particular emphasis on the effect of temperature on its time-course1958TR_2_Rigor mortis and thaw rigor in lamb.pdf

TR 3VariousTR_3_First Meat Industry Research Conference, Wellington, 1958.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1958TR_3_First Meat Industry Research Conference, Wellington, 1958.pdf

TR 4Locker, R.H.TR_4_Futher experiments on the heat coagualtion of myosin.pdfEarlier results on the heat coagulation of myosin have been extended. By a combination of successive heat coagulations and the effect of polyphosphates. Preparations of very high adenylic deaminase activity have been obtained1958TR_4_Futher experiments on the heat coagualtion of myosin.pdf

TR 5Marsh, B.B.TR_5_Estimation of inorganic phosphate in the presence of adenosine triphosphate.pdfEstimation of inorganic phosphate in the presence of ATP by the formation of “molybdenum blue” may be accompanied by appreciable molybdate-catalysed hydrolysis of ATP1958TR_5_Estimation of inorganic phosphate in the presence of adenosine triphosphate.pdf

TR 6Earle, R.L.TR_6_Notes on the freezing and packaging of boneless meat.pdfSummary of the principle of the factors to be considered in the choice of cartons for meal, and related conclusions1958TR_6_Notes on the freezing and packaging of boneless meat.pdf

TR 7Locker, R.H.TR_7_Some chemical and structural properties of paramoysin .pdfRecords preliminary observations on the enzymic properties of the protein and on the physical properties of the highly elongated macromolecules1957TR_7_Some chemical and structural properties of paramoysin .pdf

TR 8Davey, C.L.TR_8_Synthesis of adenylosuccinic acid in preparations of mammalian skeletal muscle.pdfAdenylosuccinic acid was found to be formed from inosine monophosphate and aspartic acid in extracts of acetone-dried powder of the water-soluble fraction of rabbit and beef skeletal muscle1959TR_8_Synthesis of adenylosuccinic acid in preparations of mammalian skeletal muscle.pdf

TR 9Earle, R.L.TR_9_Physical aspects of the freezing of cartoned meat.pdfMeat, packed in cartons, was frozen in air under varying conditions of temperature and air velocity1959TR_9_Physical aspects of the freezing of cartoned meat.pdf

TR 10VariousTR_10_Second Meat Industry Research Conference, Wellington, 1959.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1959TR_10_Second Meat Industry Research Conference, Wellington, 1959.pdf

TR 11Law, N.H.TR_11_Mechanics of freezing tissue.pdfBased on the importance that refrigeration plays in the economic life of New Zealand and Australia1960TR_11_Mechanics of freezing tissue.pdf

TR 12Earle, R.L.TR_12_Overseas impressions, August-October 1959.pdfBrief account of the impressions gained during an overseas visit in the latter part of 1959, and, attendance at the 10th International Congress of Refrigeration, Copenhagen, August 19591959TR_12_Overseas impressions, August-October 1959.pdf

TR 13VariousTR_13_Technical digest, v.2, no.1, February 1960.pdfIncludes: Notes from Food Investigation Board special report number 7, ‘The preservation of food by freezing with special reference to fish and meat: a study in general physiology’ , W. Stiles1960TR_13_Technical digest, v.2, no.1, February 1960.pdf

TR 14Law, N.H.TR_14_Application of atomic energy to food preservation.pdfOutlines recent research directed towards the possibility of using ionizing radiation as a means of preserving food1960TR_14_Application of atomic energy to food preservation.pdf

TR 15Ronald, R.H.TR_15_Striation patterns of ox muscle in rigor mortis.pdfReports on a study on beef that found various muscles of the ox enter rigor mortis in differing states of contraction which are undoubtedly related to the strains present in the muscles of the hung carcass1959TR_15_Striation patterns of ox muscle in rigor mortis.pdf

TR 16Stafford, R.V.TR_16_Weight loss in thin ewes during cooling, freezing and storage.pdfThe percentage weight loss in thin ewes during the cooling, freezing and storage at ten degrees fahrenheit has been determined1960TR_16_Weight loss in thin ewes during cooling, freezing and storage.pdf

TR 17Locker, R.H.TR_17_Degree of muscular contraction as a factor in tenderness of beef.pdfRecognition of the four fibril patterns offers a measure of the degree of contraction. The distribution of these four myofibril patterns is recorded for various muscles representing a complete range of tenderness1958TR_17_Degree of muscular contraction as a factor in tenderness of beef.pdf

TR 18VariousTR_18_Annual research report of the Meat Research Institute of New Zealand, 1959-1960.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19601959TR_18_Annual research report of the Meat Research Institute of New Zealand, 1959-1960.pdf

TR 19Law, N.H.TR_19_Brief summaries of a selection of papers presented at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the European Meat Research Workers, Paris 1959.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1960TR_19_Brief summaries of a selection of papers presented at the Fifth Annual Meeting of the European Meat Research Workers, Paris 1959.pdf

TR 20VariousTR_20_Technical digest, v.2, no.2, April 1960.pdfIncludes: Summaries of a selection of papers read at the 10th International Congress of Refrigeration, Copenhagen, August, 19591959TR_20_Technical digest, v.2, no.2, April 1960.pdf

TR 21VariousTR_21_Technical digest, v.2, no.3, June 1960.pdf
1960TR_21_Technical digest, v.2, no.3, June 1960.pdf

TR 22Earle, R.L.TR_22_Automatic weighing of lamb and mutton.pdfReports on development of automatic weighing and weight data processing which provides more accurate and reliable data1960TR_22_Automatic weighing of lamb and mutton.pdf

TR 23Earle, R.L.TR_23_Freezing works stream survey, February 1960.pdfResults of a steam survey of an un-named freezing works, to measure the steam used and relating this to the steam raising and to the steam consuming equipment1960TR_23_Freezing works stream survey, February 1960.pdf

TR 24VariousTR_24_Technical digest, v.2, no.4, August 1960.pdfIncludes: Rules and regulations relative to the storage and distribution of frozen foods, Massachusetts Board of Health1960TR_24_Technical digest, v.2, no.4, August 1960.pdf

TR 25VariousTR_25_Technical digest, v.2, no.5, October 1960.pdf
1960TR_25_Technical digest, v.2, no.5, October 1960.pdf

TR 26Marsh, B.B.TR_26_Identification of the muscle relaxing factor.pdfThe muscle relaxation factor was first detected by means of a centrifuge test in which homogenised muscle fibre were observed to swell on addition of adenosine triphosphate when the factor was present, but to shrink whent he factor was absent1960TR_26_Identification of the muscle relaxing factor.pdf

TR 27VariousTR_27_Technical digest, v.3, no.1, February 1961.pdf
1961TR_27_Technical digest, v.3, no.1, February 1961.pdf

TR 28Locker, R.H.TR_28_Proteolysis in the storage of beef.pdfThe method of N-terminal analysis has been applied to the protein fractions of beef to detect proteolysis on storage at low or high temperature.1960TR_28_Proteolysis in the storage of beef.pdf

TR 29Nottingham, P.M.TR_29_Bone-taint in beef. 2. Bacteria in ischiatic lymph nodes.pdfIn a survey of the bacteria in ischiatic lymph nodes taken from freshly-killed cattle, a number of types of both Gram-positive and Gram negative bacteria were isolated1960TR_29_Bone-taint in beef. 2. Bacteria in ischiatic lymph nodes.pdf

TR 30VariousTR_30_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1960-1961.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19611960TR_30_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1960-1961.pdf

TR 31VariousTR_31_Technical digest, v.3, no.2, April 1961.pdf
1961TR_31_Technical digest, v.3, no.2, April 1961.pdf

TR 32VariousTR_32_Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, Hamilton, 1961.pdfBooklet for official opening, detailing research activities, facilities, etc.1961TR_32_Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, Hamilton, 1961.pdf

TR 33Davey, C.L.TR_33_Effects of carnosine and anserine on glycolytic reactions on skeletal muscle.pdfDiscusses findings that contrary to the evidence of Severin and his collaborators, carnosine and anserine were found not to activate the reactions of glycolysis from the breakdown of FDP to the formation of PGA1960TR_33_Effects of carnosine and anserine on glycolytic reactions on skeletal muscle.pdf

TR 34Davey, C.L.TR_34_Significance of carnosine and anserine in striated skeletal muscle.pdfReports on studies undertaken on the distribution of carnosine and anserine in the muscles of a number of animal species1960TR_34_Significance of carnosine and anserine in striated skeletal muscle.pdf

TR 35VariousTR_35_Technical digest, v.3, no.3, June 1961.pdf
1961TR_35_Technical digest, v.3, no.3, June 1961.pdf

TR 36VariousTR_36_Technical digest, v.3, no.4, August 1961.pdfIncludes: Thermometer and thermometry, R.L. Earle1961TR_36_Technical digest, v.3, no.4, August 1961.pdf

TR 37Savi, P.TR_37_Comparison between New Zealand bobby veal and Italian veal.pdfUnder the auspices of the Institute of Inspection of Foodstuff’s of Animal Origin of the University of Parma there has taken place a study ‘On the composition of bobby veal meats and of home (Italian grown) veals1961TR_37_Comparison between New Zealand bobby veal and Italian veal.pdf

TR 38VariousTR_38_Third Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1961.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1961TR_38_Third Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1961.pdf

TR 39AnonymousTR_39_Quantitative determination of DDT in animal fats.pdfAdvance information for works chemists on: 1. The quantitative method for determining DDT in animal fats as at present operative. 2. Chemicals required for DDT analysis. 3. Equipment required for DDT analysis1961TR_39_Quantitative determination of DDT in animal fats.pdf

TR 40VariousTR_40_Technical digest, v.3, no.5, October 1961.pdfIncludes: Thermometers and thermometry. 2, R.L. Earle, and, Fundamental disadvantages of bulk rendering: preliminary analysis, W. Kepple1961TR_40_Technical digest, v.3, no.5, October 1961.pdf

TR 41Marsh, B.B.TR_41_Report on an overseas tour, July-October 1961.pdfReport on study tour to investigate Accelerated Freeze Drying (AFD), meat muscle biochemistry and attend various conferences1961TR_41_Report on an overseas tour, July-October 1961.pdf

TR 42Locker, R.H.TR_42_Report on a visit to Australia, 16-30 September 1961.pdfReport on study tour to visit various laboratories, attend opening of CRIRO laboratory and present paper on biochemical aspects of tenderness1961TR_42_Report on a visit to Australia, 16-30 September 1961.pdf

TR 43Woodhams, P.R.TR_43_Impressions gained in England And United States of America concerning the establishment of a home economics unit within The Meat Industry Research Institute Of New Zealand.pdfDiscussion of observations on consumer attitudes relevant to the household buying, cooking, and serving of meat, in those countries visited1961TR_43_Impressions gained in England And United States of America concerning the establishment of a home economics unit within The Meat Industry Research Institute Of New Zealand.pdf

TR 44VariousTR_44_Technical digest, v.4, no.1, February 1962.pdfIncludes: Lighting of industrial processing spaces in meat works, W. Kepple, and, Some aspects of the Accelerated Freeze Drying (AFD) method of food preservation1962TR_44_Technical digest, v.4, no.1, February 1962.pdf

TR 45Davey, C.L.TR_45_Amination of inosine monophosphate in skeletal muscle.pdfThe chemical reaction involved in the production of ammonia in skeletal muscles1961TR_45_Amination of inosine monophosphate in skeletal muscle.pdf

TR 46Marsh, B.B.TR_46_Brief summaries of a selection of papers presented at the Seventh Annual Meeting Of European Meat Research Workers, Warsaw, 1961.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1962TR_46_Brief summaries of a selection of papers presented at the Seventh Annual Meeting Of European Meat Research Workers, Warsaw, 1961.pdf

TR 47VariousTR_47_Technical digest, v.4, no.2, April 1962.pdfIncludes: Looking to the future (summary), I.A. Harkness, and, Pre-packaging of meats and meat products in the U.S.A, A.G. Kitchel1962TR_47_Technical digest, v.4, no.2, April 1962.pdf

TR 48Law, N.H.TR_48_Trends affecting production and quality standards.pdfIf New Zealand is to retain its place on world markets over the next 10 years1961TR_48_Trends affecting production and quality standards.pdf

TR 49Nottingham, P.M.TR_49_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals.pdfReports findings of two year survey of infection in animals being slaughtered at meat works. Main finding that principal source of infection was the farm1961TR_49_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals.pdf

TR 49-AAnonymousTR_49-A_Salmonella infection in cows and other animals.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities1961TR_49-A_Salmonella infection in cows and other animals.pdf

TR 50VariousTR_50_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1961-1962.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19621962TR_50_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1961-1962.pdf

TR 51AnonymousTR_51_List of books and journals held in Library at 1st April 1962.pdfLibrary catalogue1962TR_51_List of books and journals held in Library at 1st April 1962.pdf

TR 52Woodham, D.J.TR_52_Interim report on the coagualtion and drying of blood.pdfA review is given of the nature and properties of animal blood, its value as a protein supplement in animal diets, its possible present and  future uses, and some aspects of the technology of blood processing1962TR_52_Interim report on the coagualtion and drying of blood.pdf

TR 53Simmers, R.M.TR_53_Report of Technical Consultative Sub-Committee, 5 June 1962.pdfReport on activities of the Sub-Committee1962TR_53_Report of Technical Consultative Sub-Committee, 5 June 1962.pdf

TR 54VariousTR_54_Technical digest, v.4, no.3, June 1962.pdfIncludes: Pre-packaging of meats and meat products in the U.S.A. (Continued), A.G. Kitchel1962TR_54_Technical digest, v.4, no.3, June 1962.pdf

TR 55VariousTR_55_Fourth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1962.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1962TR_55_Fourth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1962.pdf

TR 56VariousTR_56_Technical digest, v.4, no.4, August 1962.pdfIncludes: Pre-packaging of meats and meat products in the U.S.A. (Continued), A.G. Kitchel1962TR_56_Technical digest, v.4, no.4, August 1962.pdf

TR 57AnonymousTR_57_Isolation of salmonella.pdfPaper outlining method for isolating salmonella from bobby calves1962TR_57_Isolation of salmonella.pdf

TR 58VariousTR_58_Technical digest, v.4, no.5, October 1962.pdfIncludes: Pre-packaging of meats and meat products in the U.S.A. (Continued), A.G. Kitchel1962TR_58_Technical digest, v.4, no.5, October 1962.pdf

TR 59Woodhams, P.R.TR_59_Cooking Of fresh lamb cuts. 1. Effect of roasting and grilling lamb cuts to varying internal temperatures.pdfReports on effect of cooking fresh lamb cuts to five internal temperatures (70, 75, 80, 85, 90 degrees centigrade) on cooking losses, cooking time, appearance after cooking and cooked yields of lean, fat and bone is reviewed1963TR_59_Cooking Of fresh lamb cuts. 1. Effect of roasting and grilling lamb cuts to varying internal temperatures.pdf

TR 60VariousTR_60_Technical digest, v.5, no.1, February 1963.pdf
1963TR_60_Technical digest, v.5, no.1, February 1963.pdf

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TR 63Woodhams, P.R.TR_63_Experimental kitchen. The Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdfThe opening of the laboratories of the New Zealand Meat lndustry Research Institute in March, 1961 marked an important milestone in the continued progress of the New Zealand meat industry1962TR_63_Experimental kitchen. The Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdf

TR 64Davey, C.L.TR_64_Chromatography of the 5-ribonucleotides and their derivatives on ion-exchange cellulose.pdfA linear concentration gradient of competing ion at essentially constant pH1962TR_64_Chromatography of the 5-ribonucleotides and their derivatives on ion-exchange cellulose.pdf

TR 65Earle, R.L.TR_65_Freezing time of boneless beef in air-blast freezers.pdfA method is presented for the calculation of time taken by blocks of boneless beef and veal to freeze in an air-blast1962TR_65_Freezing time of boneless beef in air-blast freezers.pdf

TR 66Davey, C.L.TR_66_Metabolism of the 6-amino group of the adenine nucleotides in skeletal muscle.pdfThe 6-amino group of the adenine nucleotides in skeletal muscle undergoes a rapid cycle of deamination and reamination1974TR_66_Metabolism of the 6-amino group of the adenine nucleotides in skeletal muscle.pdf

TR 67Earle, R.L.TR_67_Steam usage.pdfDiscussion of steam usage and energy consumption in the meat industry1960TR_67_Steam usage.pdf

TR 68VariousTR_68_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Resarch Institute of New Zealand, 1962-1963.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19631963TR_68_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Resarch Institute of New Zealand, 1962-1963.pdf

TR 69Macfarlane, P.G.TR_69_Continous spray washing of conveyor belts.pdfDiscusses the functionality of a newly developed continuous spray device for cleaning conveyor belts1963TR_69_Continous spray washing of conveyor belts.pdf

TR 70VariousTR_70_Technical digest, v.5, no.2, April 1963.pdf
1963TR_70_Technical digest, v.5, no.2, April 1963.pdf

TR 71VariousTR_71_Technical digest, v.5, no.3, June 1963.pdf
1963TR_71_Technical digest, v.5, no.3, June 1963.pdf

TR 72Nottingham, P.M.TR_72_Hygiene in meat works. Guide to improved hygiene in meat processing plants.pdfThis report is intended as a guide to the introduction of a comprehensive programme of sanitation.1963TR_72_Hygiene in meat works. Guide to improved hygiene in meat processing plants.pdf

TR 73Earle, R.L.TR_73_Use of carbon dioxide for the cooling of railway wagons.pdfAn assessment has been made of the thermal factors which affect frozen carcases held in insulated railway wagons1963TR_73_Use of carbon dioxide for the cooling of railway wagons.pdf

TR 74Locker, R.H.TR_74_Cold shortening effect in beef muscle.pdfIt is known that there is a relation between tenderness in beef and state of contraction of the muscle fibrils1963TR_74_Cold shortening effect in beef muscle.pdf

TR 75VariousTR_75_Technical digest, v.5, no.4, August 1963.pdfIncludes: Microbiology and world food supplies1963TR_75_Technical digest, v.5, no.4, August 1963.pdf

TR 76Earle, R.L.TR_76_Proceedings Meeting of the Meat Trade Wastes Committee, North and South Island Freezing Companies’ Association.pdfDiscusses analytical and operating data on sample of anaerobic digestion ponds and to compare them, in a review paper, with published data1962TR_76_Proceedings Meeting of the Meat Trade Wastes Committee, North and South Island Freezing Companies’ Association.pdf

TR 77VariousTR_77_Fifth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1963.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1963TR_77_Fifth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1963.pdf

TR 78Marsh, B.B.TR_78_Report on two conferences in Australia. August 1963.pdfThis report describes two conferences which I attended during a brief visit to Australia1963TR_78_Report on two conferences in Australia. August 1963.pdf

TR 79VariousTR_79_Technical digest, v.5, no.5, October 1963.pdfIncludes: Irradiated bacon developed by the U.S. Army has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration for public consumption1963TR_79_Technical digest, v.5, no.5, October 1963.pdf

TR 80Macfarlane, P.G.TR_80_Thermal conductance of some packaging materials.pdfA simple method is described for determining the thermal conductance of cardboard packaging materials, which is sufficiently accurate to provide a useful guide to their relative thermal properties1963TR_80_Thermal conductance of some packaging materials.pdf

TR 81VariousTR_81_Techincal digest, v.6, no.1, February 1964.pdfAbstracts describing meat-biochemistry, general processing and engineering-pollution-packaging, physics and refrigeration engineering humidity and its control1964TR_81_Techincal digest, v.6, no.1, February 1964.pdf

TR 82VariousTR_82_Techincal digest, v.6, no.2, April 1964.pdf
1964TR_82_Techincal digest, v.6, no.2, April 1964.pdf

TR 83Fleming, A.K.TR_83_Heat recovery and hot water survey in a freezing works.pdfHot water consumption has been measured in all the departments of a freezing works1964TR_83_Heat recovery and hot water survey in a freezing works.pdf

TR 84VariousTR_84_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1963-1964.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19641964TR_84_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1963-1964.pdf

TR 85VariousTR_85_Technical digest, v.6, no.3, June 1964.pdf
1964TR_85_Technical digest, v.6, no.3, June 1964.pdf

TR 86Davey, C.L.TR_86_Report on overseas study tour, June to November 1963.pdfReport on attendance at European conferences and investigation of muscle biochemistry and radio-active tracer techniques in meat research1963TR_86_Report on overseas study tour, June to November 1963.pdf

TR 87VariousTR_87_Technical digest, v.6, no.4, August 1964.pdfIncludes: Storage life of frozen foods, G.S. Walker1964TR_87_Technical digest, v.6, no.4, August 1964.pdf

TR 88Nottingham, P.M.TR_88_Microbiology of meat. Introduction to the microbiology of meat processing.pdfA guide to microbiological control in the processing of meat1964TR_88_Microbiology of meat. Introduction to the microbiology of meat processing.pdf

TR 89VariousTR_89_Sixth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1964.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1964TR_89_Sixth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1964.pdf

TR 89-AVarious

1964


TR 90VariousTR_90_Technical digest, v.6, no.5, October 1964 .pdf
1964TR_90_Technical digest, v.6, no.5, October 1964 .pdf

TR 91Law, N.H.TR_91_Aberdeen typhoid outbreak Milne Committe Findings and Recommendations.pdfThe Meat Industry will be interested in the findings and recommendations of the report of the Milne Committee of inquiry into the Aberdeen typhoid outbreak1965TR_91_Aberdeen typhoid outbreak Milne Committe Findings and Recommendations.pdf

TR 92Woodhams, P.R.TR_92_Cooking of fresh lamb cuts. 2. Effects of pangrilling, panfrying and braising small lamb cuts on cooking loss, cooking time and palatability.pdfEffects of braising, panfrying and pangrilling of various small lamb cuts on cooking loss, cooking time and palatability as assessed by a taste panel1965TR_92_Cooking of fresh lamb cuts. 2. Effects of pangrilling, panfrying and braising small lamb cuts on cooking loss, cooking time and palatability.pdf

TR 93VariousTR_93_Technical digest, v.7, no.1, February 1965.pdfIncludes: Recent developments in food science, E.J. Rolfe1965TR_93_Technical digest, v.7, no.1, February 1965.pdf

TR 94Stafford, C.M.TR_94_Fat and protein distribution in viscera of sheep and cattle. 1. Rumen.pdfReport of a study to evaluate the rumen as a raw material for human and animal food1965TR_94_Fat and protein distribution in viscera of sheep and cattle. 1. Rumen.pdf

TR 95VariousTR_95_Technical digest, v.7, no.2, April 1965.pdfIncludes: Recent developments in food science. 2, R.A. Lawrie; Food labels, Magnus Pyke, and, Pesticide residues and the food industry1965TR_95_Technical digest, v.7, no.2, April 1965.pdf

TR 96VariousTR_96_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1964-1965.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19651965TR_96_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1964-1965.pdf

TR 97VariousTR_97_Technical digest, v.7, no.3, June 1965.pdfIncludes: Review of the Washington Meetings, Commission 4, K.C. Hales, and Refrigeration and freshness in foods, D.H. Shrimpton1965TR_97_Technical digest, v.7, no.3, June 1965.pdf

TR 98VariousTR_98_Technical digest, v.7, no.4, August 1965.pdfIncludes: Meat trade wastes research; Beef production from dairy calves; Use of food resources1965TR_98_Technical digest, v.7, no.4, August 1965.pdf

TR 99Woodhams, P.R.TR_99_Effect of thawing procedures on the cooking and palatability of lamb cuts.pdfReport of a study of the effects of temperature and length of thawing period on thawing losses, cooking times, cooking losses, cooked yields of lean meat, fat and bone, and palatability of lamb cuts1965TR_99_Effect of thawing procedures on the cooking and palatability of lamb cuts.pdf

TR 100VariousTR_100_Technical digest, v.7, no.5, October 1965.pdfIncludes: Meat trade wastes. Note 2: A solution to a screening problem, and, Note 3: Primary treatment1965TR_100_Technical digest, v.7, no.5, October 1965.pdf

TR 101VariousTR_101_Seventh Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1965.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1965TR_101_Seventh Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1965.pdf

TR 102Locker, R.H.TR_102_Simple valve for changing eluants in column chromatography.pdfDescribes design of a float valve to effect a change of eluant without interrupting the flow or the operator being present1965TR_102_Simple valve for changing eluants in column chromatography.pdf

TR 103Woodhams, P.R.TR_103_Palatability characteristics of rib-steaks from Aberdeen Angus steers and bulls.pdfThe palatability of meat from  11 bulls and 11 steers (castrated at 10-13 weeks) of Aberdeen Angus breed were studied1965TR_103_Palatability characteristics of rib-steaks from Aberdeen Angus steers and bulls.pdf

TR 104VariousTR_104_Technical digest, v.8, no.1, February 1966.pdfIncludes: Freezing of meat in corrugated containers, M. Cameron; Meat trade wastes, Note 4. Efficiencies of main save-alls, J.K. Mawson, and, Abstracts of selected papers, 11th European Meeting of Meat Research Workers, August, 19651965TR_104_Technical digest, v.8, no.1, February 1966.pdf

TR 105VariousTR_105_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1965-1966.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19661966TR_105_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1965-1966.pdf

TR 106Earle, R.L.TR_106_Carbon dioxide cooling of lamb carcases in railway wagons.pdfDuring the transport of meat in insulated railway wagons from works’ stores to the holds of refrigerated ships, delays can sometimes occur and cause some thawing of the meat unless cooling can be provided.1966TR_106_Carbon dioxide cooling of lamb carcases in railway wagons.pdf

TR 107Woodhams, P.R.TR_107_Palatability charateristics of crossbred lambs as related to individual Southdown sires. Slaughter age and carcass fatness.pdfThe influence of sire and age on the palatability characteristics of rib-loins from Southdown x Romney lambs was studied1965TR_107_Palatability charateristics of crossbred lambs as related to individual Southdown sires. Slaughter age and carcass fatness.pdf

TR 108Marsh, B.B.TR_108_Meat quality and rigor mortis.pdfDiscussion of experimental work undertaken by N.G. Leet on tenderness, meat quality and effect of rigor mortis on qualityUndatedTR_108_Meat quality and rigor mortis.pdf

TR 109VariousTR_109_Technical digest, v.8, no.2, April 1966.pdfIncludes: Meat trades waste, note 51966TR_109_Technical digest, v.8, no.2, April 1966.pdf

TR 110VariousTR_110_Eighth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1966.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1966TR_110_Eighth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1966.pdf

TR 111Marsh, B.B.TR_111_Studies in meat tenderness. 1. Sensory and objective assessment of tenderness.pdfResults of seven series’ of comparisons made between sensory and objective evaluations of tenderness of roasted lamb-loin1966TR_111_Studies in meat tenderness. 1. Sensory and objective assessment of tenderness.pdf

TR 112Davey, C.L.TR_112_Studies in meat tenderness. 2. Proteolysis and the aging of beef .pdfReviews experimental data which indicates tenderising and proteolysis which occur during aging are not related1966TR_112_Studies in meat tenderness. 2. Proteolysis and the aging of beef .pdf

TR 113Macfarlane, P.G.TR_113_Apparatus for determining the tenderness of meat.pdfAn apparatus is described for determining the tenderness of cooked meat by applying a steadily increasing load to a sample placed between two blunt wedges1966TR_113_Apparatus for determining the tenderness of meat.pdf

TR 114Marsh, B.B.TR_114_Studies in meat tenderness. 3. Effects of cold shortening on tenderness.pdfIt is shown that a pre-rigour muscle which is absolutely fixed in overall-length is still capable of shortening in one zone with compensating lengthening elsewhere1966TR_114_Studies in meat tenderness. 3. Effects of cold shortening on tenderness.pdf

TR 115Law, N.H.TR_115_Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdfIn this article the Director, Mr. N. H. Law, describes the facilities available and outlines past and current research activities of the Institute.1965TR_115_Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdf

TR 116VariousTR_116_Technical digest, v.8, no.3, June 1966.pdfIncludes: Abstracts numbers 120-136 from the Third International Conference on Water Pollution Research, Munich, 19661966TR_116_Technical digest, v.8, no.3, June 1966.pdf

TR 117VariousTR_117_Technical digest, v.8, no.4-5, August-October 1966.pdfIncludes: Survey of meat trades waste and related literature1966TR_117_Technical digest, v.8, no.4-5, August-October 1966.pdf

TR 118Tavener, A.TR_118_On-rail carcass counter.pdfAccurate counting of carcasses on-the-rail may be achieved by a simple electromagnetic impulse counter and a micro switch.1966TR_118_On-rail carcass counter.pdf

TR 119Davey, C.L.TR_119_Structural changes in meat during ageing.pdfDuring the ageing of bovine muscle the most notable changes in the pattern of myofibrillar cross-striations are the complete disappearance of the Z lines and the lengthening of the A bands1967TR_119_Structural changes in meat during ageing.pdf

TR 120Fleming, A.K.TR_120_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdfThe rates of evaporation of water from the surface of lamb and mutton carcasses during cooling were measured over a range of air temperatures and humidity’s1966TR_120_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdf

TR 121Marsh, B.B.TR_121_Resistance to shearing of heat-denatured muscle in relation to shortening.pdfThe feature of this work most relevant to muscular contraction is the attainment of a peak force requirement at a certain shortening of muscle1966TR_121_Resistance to shearing of heat-denatured muscle in relation to shortening.pdf

TR 122Davey, C.L.TR_122_Shortening as a factor in meat ageing.pdfThe figure shows that meat achieves maximum ageing in 2-~-3 days at 15″C and that no further significantchanges occur in shear-force valueson prolonging this time of storage.1967TR_122_Shortening as a factor in meat ageing.pdf

TR 123Law, N.H.TR_123_Preparation and evaluation of boned rolled shoulders from conditioned and aged prime lamb carcasses.pdfConfirms that lambs conditioned and aged to the DEVCO specification can be cut, boned, rolled and frozen under normal works’ operations without the spread of contamination or excessive microbial development1967TR_123_Preparation and evaluation of boned rolled shoulders from conditioned and aged prime lamb carcasses.pdf

TR 124Marsh, B.B.TR_124_Relaxing factor in muscle.pdfGeneral discussion of relaxing factor, introduced by describing in some detail the original observations which led to the postulation of a relaxing factor. The current situation in relaxation research is discussed in fairly general terms1966TR_124_Relaxing factor in muscle.pdf

TR 125Earle, R.L.TR_125_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdfTemperatures were measured at the deepest part of the legs of lamb and mutton carcasses during cooling and freezing under various conditions.1967TR_125_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdf

TR 126Earle, R.L.TR_126_Continous tunnel freezing of boneless meat in cartons.pdfA tunnel for the rapid continuous freezing of boned meat was constructed and tested. Cartons, each containing 27 kg of meat, are located in steel racks which are carried along the freezer tunnel via a hydraulic conveyor.1966TR_126_Continous tunnel freezing of boneless meat in cartons.pdf

TR 127VariousTR_127_Technical digest, v.9, no.1, February 1967.pdf
1967TR_127_Technical digest, v.9, no.1, February 1967.pdf

TR 128VariousTR_128_Transactions Of The Institution Of Chemical Engineers.pdfAn investigation of heat transfer during condensation of saturated ethanol vapour on a longitudinally vibrated horizontal tube is described.1965TR_128_Transactions Of The Institution Of Chemical Engineers.pdf

TR 129Haughey, D.P.TR_129_Local voidage variation in a randomly packed bed of equal-sized spheres.pdfThe variation of local voidage relative to a given sphere within a random assembly of packed spheres is of interest, particularly in defining local transport coefficient variations.1966TR_129_Local voidage variation in a randomly packed bed of equal-sized spheres.pdf

TR 130VariousTR_130_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1966-1967.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19671967TR_130_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1966-1967.pdf

TR 131Working PartyTR_131_Standard methods for the determination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdfRecommended methods of analysis for adoption by the New Zealand Meat Industry1966TR_131_Standard methods for the determination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdf

TR 132VariousTR_132_Technical digest, v.9, no.2, April 1967.pdf
1967TR_132_Technical digest, v.9, no.2, April 1967.pdf

TR 133VariousTR_133_Technical digest, v.9, no.3, June 1967.pdf
1967TR_133_Technical digest, v.9, no.3, June 1967.pdf

TR 134Nottingham, P.M.TR_134_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals.pdfThe effects of various combinations of selective enrichment and plating media for the isolation of salmonellae from meal and animal samples has been compared.1967TR_134_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals.pdf

TR 135Locker, R.H.TR_135_Correlation of various small sub-units of myosin.pdfThis study showed that 3 small sub-units of molecular weight 20000 were dissociated from myosin on acetylation1967TR_135_Correlation of various small sub-units of myosin.pdf

TR 136Locker, R.H.TR_136_Small sub-units in myosin.pdfAn attempt has been made to depolymerise myosin by increasing its negative charge through acetylation and carboxymethylation.1966TR_136_Small sub-units in myosin.pdf

TR 137VariousTR_137_Ninth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1967.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1967TR_137_Ninth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1967.pdf

TR 138Mawson, K.J.TR_138_Primary treatmen- save-all efficiency.pdfResults from data concerning primary treatment of wastes from freezing works, particularly efficiency in removing grease and solids1967TR_138_Primary treatmen- save-all efficiency.pdf

TR 139VariousTR_139_Technical digest, v.9, no.4, August 1967.pdf
1967TR_139_Technical digest, v.9, no.4, August 1967.pdf

TR 140VariousTR_140_Technical digest, v.9, no. 5, October 1967.pdfThis is the first of two articles on the heat processing of foods1967TR_140_Technical digest, v.9, no. 5, October 1967.pdf

TR 141Locker, R.H.TR_141_Variations in the small subunits of different myosins.pdfWe reported recently the presence in acetylated rabbit myosin of 15% of small proteins,  which we believe to be subunits of myosin,1967TR_141_Variations in the small subunits of different myosins.pdf

TR 142Davey, C.L.TR_142_Studies in meat tenderness. 4. Changes in the extractability of myofibrillar proteins during meat aging.pdfChanges during aging in the extractability of the myofibrillar proteins of meal from beef and rabbit1968TR_142_Studies in meat tenderness. 4. Changes in the extractability of myofibrillar proteins during meat aging.pdf

TR 143Marsh, B.B.TR_143_Studies in meat tenderness. 5. Effects on tenderness of carcass cooling and freezing before the completion of rigor mortis.pdfThe tenderness of lamb loin is affected greatly by the time-temperature pattern imposed on the dressed carcass during the onset of rigor mortis.1968TR_143_Studies in meat tenderness. 5. Effects on tenderness of carcass cooling and freezing before the completion of rigor mortis.pdf

TR 144VariousTR_144_Technical digest, v.10, no.1, February 1968.pdf
1968TR_144_Technical digest, v.10, no.1, February 1968.pdf

TR 145VariousTR_145_Research progress report – Biochemistry the shortening-toughening relationship.pdfA brief outline of the research activities undertaken by the Institute covering the period 1st May 1967 to 5 February 19681968TR_145_Research progress report – Biochemistry the shortening-toughening relationship.pdf

TR 146Fleming, A.K.TR_146_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses. 2. Weight loss during cooling.pdfThe rates of evaporation of water from the surface of lamb and mutton carcasses during cooling were measured ovcr It range of nir tempcraturcs and Imruidities1968TR_146_Cooling and freezing of lamb and mutton carcasses. 2. Weight loss during cooling.pdf

TR 147VariousTR_147_Technical digest, v.10, no.2-3, April-June 1968.pdfAbstracts from Selected Papers read at the 12th International Congress of Refrigeration, Madrid, August, 1967.1967TR_147_Technical digest, v.10, no.2-3, April-June 1968.pdf

TR 148VariousTR_148_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1967-1968.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19681968TR_148_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1967-1968.pdf

TR 149Fleming, A.K.TR_149_Immersion freezing of small meat products.pdfThe development of automatic wrapping machines, using plastic film, has improved the prospects ofa more rapid freezingof small food products by immersion and spray freezing techniques1969TR_149_Immersion freezing of small meat products.pdf

TR 150AnonymousTR_150_Local property variations in a randomly packed bed of equal-sized spheres.pdfThe variation of the local mean voidage about a given sphere centre in a random assembly of equal-sized spheres has been calculated [I] from experimental measurements1966TR_150_Local property variations in a randomly packed bed of equal-sized spheres.pdf

TR 151AnonymousTR_151_Detection of salmonellae in meat and meat products.pdfThe salmonellae are a group of Gram-negative rod-shaped bacteria, most of which are pathogenic to some degree for both man and animals.1967TR_151_Detection of salmonellae in meat and meat products.pdf

TR 152Davey, C.L.TR_152_Studies in meat tenderness. 6. Nature of myofibrillar proteins extracted from meat during aging.pdfA study has been made of the myofibrillar proteins extracted from beef and rabbit meat1968TR_152_Studies in meat tenderness. 6. Nature of myofibrillar proteins extracted from meat during aging.pdf

TR 153Law, N.H.TR_153_Lamb conditioning. Progress report.pdfAfter two complete seasons operation, the MEDCO specification can be best described as successful but costly1968TR_153_Lamb conditioning. Progress report.pdf

TR 154Paris, O.W.J.TR_154_Tenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1968.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1968TR_154_Tenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1968.pdf

TR 155Locker, R.H.TR_155_Myosin of rabbit red muscles.pdfThe small protein units obtained from acetylated myosins of red, white and cardiac muscles of the rabbit, have been compared.1968TR_155_Myosin of rabbit red muscles.pdf

TR 156Dickson, M.R.TR_156_Viscocity changes in araldite during polymerization.pdfViscosity coefficients have been measured in an Araldite mixture diluted with acetone and in Araldite mixtures during curing at various temperatures.1968TR_156_Viscocity changes in araldite during polymerization.pdf

TR 157Law, N.H.TR_157_Research progress reports, 15 November 1968.pdfFurther experiments have been conducted to obtain more background information on the relationship between shortening and toughening1968TR_157_Research progress reports, 15 November 1968.pdf

TR 158Hartman, L.TR_158_Effects of drenching cows with oxidised oils on the composition of the fat and the quality of the meat.pdfThree groups of cows, each of 3 animals, were drenched daily for 21-28 days before slaughter, with 3OOg of partly oxidized peanut oil and paraffin oil respectively, treatments which resemble those practised in the control of bloat.1967TR_158_Effects of drenching cows with oxidised oils on the composition of the fat and the quality of the meat.pdf

TR 159Carter,M.E.TR_159_Demonstration of a pseudo-cowpox virus in New Zealand.pdfPox lessions on the teats of lactating dairy cows may be caused by anyone of three pox viruses, namely pseudo-cowpox virus, the true cowpox virus and vaccinia virus (Cheville and Shey, 1967).1968TR_159_Demonstration of a pseudo-cowpox virus in New Zealand.pdf

TR 160VariousTR_160_Technical digest, v.10, no.4-5, August-October 1968.pdfIncludes: Treatment of meat trade effluents, M.C. Dart, and, Pollution abstracts: classification of topics1968TR_160_Technical digest, v.10, no.4-5, August-October 1968.pdf

TR 161Law, N.H.TR_161_Amendments to Standard methods for the determination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdfIn investigations by Mr Cooper, it was indicated that Mallinkrodt Technical Grade sulphide was unsatisfactory for the direct preparation of standard sulphide solutions1969TR_161_Amendments to Standard methods for the determination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdf

TR 162VariousTR_162_Brief resume of the research undertaken, May 1968 to February 1969.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities1969TR_162_Brief resume of the research undertaken, May 1968 to February 1969.pdf

TR 163Cox, C.I.F.TR_163_Chemical composition of meats.pdfTabular data on chemical composition of beef, veal and lamb1969TR_163_Chemical composition of meats.pdf

TR 164VariousTR_164_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1968-1969.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19691969TR_164_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1968-1969.pdf

TR 165LAW, N.H.TR_165_Summary of the major conclusions from MIRINZ container tests held between December-March 1969.pdfThe most significant conclusions tentatively drawn from a preliminary analysis of the results of the first series of MIRINZ tests on insulated international sized containers1969TR_165_Summary of the major conclusions from MIRINZ container tests held between December-March 1969.pdf

TR 166VariousTR_166_Technical digest, v.11, no.1-2, February-April 1969.pdfIncludes: Suspended sentence for irradiated food1969TR_166_Technical digest, v.11, no.1-2, February-April 1969.pdf

TR 167VariousTR_167_Technical digest, v.11, no.3, June 1969.pdf
1969TR_167_Technical digest, v.11, no.3, June 1969.pdf

TR 168VariousTR_168_Eleventh Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1969.pdf
1969TR_168_Eleventh Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1969.pdf

TR 169VariousTR_169_Technical digest, v.11, no.4, August 1969.pdf
1969TR_169_Technical digest, v.11, no.4, August 1969.pdf

TR 170Fleming, A.K.TR_170_Calorimetric properties of lamb and other meats.pdfA description is given of an automatic adiabatic calorimeter which was used to obtain enthalpy-temperature data for lamb brains and kidneys, calf veal and five selected lamb cuts.1969TR_170_Calorimetric properties of lamb and other meats.pdf

TR 172Davey, C.L.TR_172_Studies in meat tenderness. 7. Changes in the fine structure of meat during aging.pdfDuring the aging of fiber pieces prepared from bovine sternomandibularis muscles, a loss of adhesion occurs between adjacent myofibrils.1969TR_172_Studies in meat tenderness. 7. Changes in the fine structure of meat during aging.pdf

TR 173Davey, C.L.TR_173_Effect of sample dimensions on the cleaving of meat in the objective assessment of tenderness.pdfAn examination has been made of the effect of sample dimensions on the objective assessment of meat tenderness.1969TR_173_Effect of sample dimensions on the cleaving of meat in the objective assessment of tenderness.pdf

TR 174Nottingham, P.M.TR_174_Methanogenic fermentation of benzoate.pdfA methanogenic enrichment culture decomposed small concentrations1969TR_174_Methanogenic fermentation of benzoate.pdf

TR 175Haughey, D.P.TR_175_Structural properties of packed beds – A Review.pdfSome structural properties of packed bed systems on both the local and overall scales which are available in the literature and of interest  in chemical engineering  applicationsare discussed1969TR_175_Structural properties of packed beds – A Review.pdf

TR 176Law, N.H.TR_176_Research in the meat industry.pdfIn the time available it is possible to consider only a selection of work undertaken by both the Institute and the meat industry1969TR_176_Research in the meat industry.pdf

TR 177Fleming, A.K.TR_177_Heat recovery in the meat industry.pdfDescribes the use of steam and hot water in the meat industry1969TR_177_Heat recovery in the meat industry.pdf

TR 178Haughey, D.P.TR_178_Transportation of frozen meat in insulated containers within New Zealand.pdfA comprehensive experimental investigation has been made of the factors affecting frozen meat transport by insulated containers from New Zealand freezing works to a container port1969TR_178_Transportation of frozen meat in insulated containers within New Zealand.pdf

TR 179VariousTR_179_Technical digest, v.11, no.5, October 1969.pdf
1969TR_179_Technical digest, v.11, no.5, October 1969.pdf

TR 180Haughey, D.P.TR_180_Transportation of frozen meat in insulated containers within New Zealand.pdfA comprehensive experimental investigation has been made of the factors affecting frozen meal transport by insulated containers from New Zealand freezing works to a container port1970TR_180_Transportation of frozen meat in insulated containers within New Zealand.pdf

TR 181Denmead, C.F.TR_181_Overseas study tour. May-July 1969. Summary of observations.pdfAnaerobic treatment methods have been considered in greatest detail because this method was under study in the Institute prior to my departure.1969TR_181_Overseas study tour. May-July 1969. Summary of observations.pdf

TR 182Law, N.H.TR_182_Research programme. Pollution.pdfAn outline of a pilot scale operation of an oxidation ditch is given1969TR_182_Research programme. Pollution.pdf

TR 183Denmead, C.F.TR_183_Pollution. Annual report, 1974.pdfOutline of research activities on pollution1974TR_183_Pollution. Annual report, 1974.pdf

TR 184Nottingham, P.M.TR_184_Isolation of methanogenic bacteria from feces of man.pdfOccurrence of methane in gas from the human intestine is evidence that methanogenic organisms grow in the human alimentary tract1968TR_184_Isolation of methanogenic bacteria from feces of man.pdf

TR 185Locker, R.H.TR_185_Bile acids.pdfA collection of information on the biochemistry, chemistry, and commercial utilization of bile and bile acids1970TR_185_Bile acids.pdf

TR 186VariousTR_186_Annual research report, 1969-1970.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19701970TR_186_Annual research report, 1969-1970.pdf

TR 187Davey, C.L.TR_187_Studies in meat tenderness. 8. Ultra-structural changes in meat during aging.pdfDuring the aging of beef, the external loading required to stretch sternomandibularis muscle to its fullest extent declines 5-10 fold from the maximum of 2 Kg/cm muscle attained at rigor onset.1970TR_187_Studies in meat tenderness. 8. Ultra-structural changes in meat during aging.pdf

TR 188Marsh, B.B.TR_188_New Zealand beef production, processing and marketing. Part 5. Marketing and processing. Muscle properties and meat quality.pdfThe structure and composition of muscle, on which the eating quality of meat depends, are largely determined by the metabolic changes undergone by the tissue during life and in the first few hours after death1970TR_188_New Zealand beef production, processing and marketing. Part 5. Marketing and processing. Muscle properties and meat quality.pdf

TR 190Schmidt, G.R.TR_190_Effect of muscle excision before the onset of rigor mortis on the palatability of beef.pdfA study has been made to determine if organoleptically and microbiologically acceptable beef could be produced by pre-rigor excision followed by rigor setting and short-term aging of bovine muscle.1970TR_190_Effect of muscle excision before the onset of rigor mortis on the palatability of beef.pdf

TR 191VariousTR_191_Technical digest, v.12, no.1-2, February-April 1970.pdf
1970TR_191_Technical digest, v.12, no.1-2, February-April 1970.pdf

TR 192Law, N.H.TR_192_Changing trends in meat processing.pdfGeneral discussion reviewing facts and trends in New Zealand meat processing1968TR_192_Changing trends in meat processing.pdf

TR 194Working PartyTR_194_Lamb tenderness. Working party.pdfA working party was appointed in February to review recent basic studies relating to lamb tenderizing, and to promote, accelerate and co-ordinate future research and development in this field.1970TR_194_Lamb tenderness. Working party.pdf

TR 195Woolsey, A.P.TR_195_External fat cover influence on raw and cooked beef. 1. Fat and moisture content.pdfThe fat content of beef semitendinosus muscle, raw and cooked at two oven temperatures, with and without the external fat cover, has been determined1969TR_195_External fat cover influence on raw and cooked beef. 1. Fat and moisture content.pdf

TR 196Woolsey, A.P.TR_196_External fat cover influence on raw and cooked beef. 2. Cooking time, losses, press fluid and shear force values.pdfThe semitendinosus muscle was used in a study of the influence of the external fat cover and the oven temperature on characteristics of cooked beef1969TR_196_External fat cover influence on raw and cooked beef. 2. Cooking time, losses, press fluid and shear force values.pdf

TR 197Davey, C.L.TR_197_Prime beef processing.pdfOutline of recent research developments into the conditioning and aging of beef for export1970TR_197_Prime beef processing.pdf

TR 198Haughey, D.P.TR_198_Softening of frozen meat. Criteria for transportation in insulated containers without refrigeration.pdfMeasurements of the effect of temperature on the softness of frozen meat and offal are described1971TR_198_Softening of frozen meat. Criteria for transportation in insulated containers without refrigeration.pdf

TR 199VariousTR_199_Twelfth Meat Industry Reserach Conference, Hamilton, 1970.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1970TR_199_Twelfth Meat Industry Reserach Conference, Hamilton, 1970.pdf

TR 200AnonymousTR_200_Specification for lamb conditioning and aging.pdfIt will will be appreciated that, with the elimination of early post-mortem chilling as a controller of bacterial growth, great reliance must be placed on surface drying to prevent spoilage.1970TR_200_Specification for lamb conditioning and aging.pdf

TR 201McCrae, S.E.TR_201_Studies in meat tenderness. 9. Tenderness of various lamb muscles in relation to their skeletal restraint and delay before freezing.pdfLamb muscles vary widely in their response to pre-rigor freezing of the carcass. Three of the eight muscles examined were toughened very considerably by this treatment1971TR_201_Studies in meat tenderness. 9. Tenderness of various lamb muscles in relation to their skeletal restraint and delay before freezing.pdf

TR 202VariousTR_202_Technical digest, v.12, no.3, June 1970.pdf
1970TR_202_Technical digest, v.12, no.3, June 1970.pdf

TR 203VariousTR_203_Technical digest, v.12, no.4, August 1970.pdf
1970TR_203_Technical digest, v.12, no.4, August 1970.pdf

TR 204Winsor, R.W.TR_204_Temperature survey on air-freighting a chilled meat consignment Auckland-Vancouver 17-20 July 1970.pdfTemperature and condition monitoring test on a consignment of lamb to be shipped to Vancouver via Honolulu and Los Angeles1972TR_204_Temperature survey on air-freighting a chilled meat consignment Auckland-Vancouver 17-20 July 1970.pdf

TR 205Denmead, C.F.TR_205_Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of effluent from meat works. Interim report.pdfEffluent from meat works in New Zealand varies considerably in strength from works to works1970TR_205_Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of effluent from meat works. Interim report.pdf

TR 206VariousTR_206_Technical digest, v.12, no.5, October 1970.pdf
1970TR_206_Technical digest, v.12, no.5, October 1970.pdf

TR 207Law, N.H.TR_207_Brief resume of a few research projects [for] National Research Advisory Council visit to the Institute.pdfReport on National Research Advisory Council visit to the Institute1970TR_207_Brief resume of a few research projects [for] National Research Advisory Council visit to the Institute.pdf

TR 208Working PartyTR_208_Lamb and beef tenderness.pdfProgress report of the Lamb Tenderness Working Party meeting held on 21st October, 19701970TR_208_Lamb and beef tenderness.pdf

TR 209AnonymousTR_209_Specification for lamb – Post mortem holding.pdfLamb markets outside Canada and U.S.A do not insist at present on any form of post-mortem tenderizing, and as a result the product they receive is highly variable in tenderness1971TR_209_Specification for lamb – Post mortem holding.pdf

TR 210Denmead, C.F.TR_210_Notes on the potential hazards involved in the spray irrigation of cowshed wastes onto pasture with particular reference to organisms of the salmonella group.pdfThe practice of spray irrigation onto pasture as a means of disposal of cowshed wastes is advocated by the Department of Agriculture and approved by the Pollution Advisory Council.1970TR_210_Notes on the potential hazards involved in the spray irrigation of cowshed wastes onto pasture with particular reference to organisms of the salmonella group.pdf

TR 211Shearer, I.J.TR_211_Use of New Zealand produced fish meal in diets of growing pigs.pdfGrowth performance was recorded on a group of II pigs fed, up to 120 lb live weight, a diet containing 12 percent meat meal but reduced thereafter to 6 percent1969TR_211_Use of New Zealand produced fish meal in diets of growing pigs.pdf

TR 212Law, N.H.TR_212_Thawing of frozen meat.pdfQuestionnaire for meat companies, so that MIRINZ can make recommendations for optimal thawing conditions and techniques1971TR_212_Thawing of frozen meat.pdf

TR 213VariousTR_213_Technical digest, v.13, no.1, February 1971.pdf
1971TR_213_Technical digest, v.13, no.1, February 1971.pdf

TR 214Marsh, B.B.TR_214_Muscle as a food.pdfIn the past two decades fundamental knowledge of the physiological and biochemical properties and behaviour of muscle has increased out of all recognition1970TR_214_Muscle as a food.pdf

TR 215Davey, C.L.TR_215_Interim studies in lamb tenderness. Part 2. Evaluation of the high temperature conditioning and aging of lamb. Part 2. Effect of the carcass posture on tenderness of lamb muscles.pdfThe Lamb Processing Working Committee was sufficiently encouraged by the results of the effect of lamb posture on tenderness1971TR_215_Interim studies in lamb tenderness. Part 2. Evaluation of the high temperature conditioning and aging of lamb. Part 2. Effect of the carcass posture on tenderness of lamb muscles.pdf

TR 216Cox, C.I.F.TR_216_Cooking of lamb cuts. Establishment of cooking times for standardized lamb cuts.pdfStudy of oven roasting of lamb cuts in order to obtain definitive information on cooking times, cooking losses and rate of heat penetration on legs, square-cut shoulder, rack and short loin1971TR_216_Cooking of lamb cuts. Establishment of cooking times for standardized lamb cuts.pdf

TR 217Nottingham, P.M.TR_217_Microbiological quality control in the meat industry.pdfThis report is intended as a guide to microbiological quality control in the processing of chilled and frozen meat.1971TR_217_Microbiological quality control in the meat industry.pdf

TR 218Wilkinson, B.H.P.TR_218_Exploratory studies into the nature and properties of sheep and lamb casings.pdfStudy of sheep and lamb runners and casings to determine the significance of natural variations in bursting strength and the effect of processing1971TR_218_Exploratory studies into the nature and properties of sheep and lamb casings.pdf

TR 219Fleming, A.K.TR_219_Physical aspects of meat cooling.pdfThe importance of understanding physical aspects of meat cooling and freezing arises not only from engineering considerations of plant design but also from quality aspects associated with weight loss in the product1970TR_219_Physical aspects of meat cooling.pdf

TR 220VariousTR_220_Annual research report 1970-1971.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19711971TR_220_Annual research report 1970-1971.pdf

TR 221Hubbard, D.K.TR_221_Survey of beef bone trimmings.pdfA survey of the quantity, cold fat content of meat left on beef bones after a typical boning-out operation, was carried out in a freezing works1970TR_221_Survey of beef bone trimmings.pdf

TR 222Davey, C.L.TR_222_Trial shipment of tenderized beef cuts.pdfThis present report gives the reaction of the trade and overseas consumer to an experimental consignment of beef cuts coming from a normal line of GAQ beef animals chilled in such a way to preserve the highest possible quality, and aged1970TR_222_Trial shipment of tenderized beef cuts.pdf

TR 223Denmead, C.F.TR_223_Interim report- Part 2-Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of effluent from meat works – Preliminary results from pilot plant operation.pdfDiscusses the results of a pilot plant operation of an acid coagulation/dissolved air flotation effluent treatment process1971TR_223_Interim report- Part 2-Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of effluent from meat works – Preliminary results from pilot plant operation.pdf

TR 224Law, N.H.TR_224_Research 1969-71.pdfAn outline of research activities1971TR_224_Research 1969-71.pdf

TR 225VariousTR_225_Thirteenth Research Conference of the Meat Industry of New Zealand.pdfThirteenth research conference – Hamilton July 19711971TR_225_Thirteenth Research Conference of the Meat Industry of New Zealand.pdf

TR 226VariousTR_226_Technical digest, v.13, no.2, April 1971.pdfIncludes: Report on LI.R. Symposium on Weight losses in foodstuffs, A.K. Fleming1971TR_226_Technical digest, v.13, no.2, April 1971.pdf

TR 227AnonymousTR_227_MIRINZ specification for conditioning and aging of beef.pdfMIRINZ specification for conditioning and aging of beef1971TR_227_MIRINZ specification for conditioning and aging of beef.pdf

TR 228VariousTR_228_Technical digest, v.13, no.3, June 1971.pdf
1971TR_228_Technical digest, v.13, no.3, June 1971.pdf

TR 229Davey, C.L.TR_229_Hot boning of bobby calves.pdfOne company has requested guidelines acceptable to the N.Z.D.A. for boning out and freezing bobby veal on the day of slaughter.1971TR_229_Hot boning of bobby calves.pdf

TR 230Haughey, D.P.TR_230_Tempering and thawing of frozen meat.pdfApproval given recently by U.S.A. and Canada to the importation of refrozen meat has led to an interest within New Zealand in tempering and thawing.1971TR_230_Tempering and thawing of frozen meat.pdf

TR 231Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_231_Immersion freezing of encapsulated edible offals – Prototype development and performance.pdfIn this study further heat transfer data were obtained with a pilot-scale immersion freezing unit1971TR_231_Immersion freezing of encapsulated edible offals – Prototype development and performance.pdf

TR 232Gallagher, I.H.C.TR_232_Occurrence of waxes in acinetobacter.pdfDuring a study of the effects of environmental temperatures on the composition of the fats in three strains of Acinetobacter (Gallagher, 1968) an unusual component was detected when lipid extracts were analysed1971TR_232_Occurrence of waxes in acinetobacter.pdf

TR 233Vanichseni, S.TR_233_Thawing of frozen lamb shoulders.pdfEvaluation of the effects of temperature and other factors on the thawing of frozen lamb shoulders in both water and air by determining thawing time and changes in bacterial count, appearance and palatability characteristics1971TR_233_Thawing of frozen lamb shoulders.pdf

TR 234VariousTR_234_Technical digest, v.13, no.4, August 1971.pdf
1971TR_234_Technical digest, v.13, no.4, August 1971.pdf

TR 235VariousTR_235_Technical digest, v.13, no.5, October 1971.pdfIncludes: Papers read at the International Institute of Refrigeration 13th International Congress, Washington, 19711971TR_235_Technical digest, v.13, no.5, October 1971.pdf

TR 236Beveridge, G.S.G.TR_236_Axial heat transfer in packed beds. Stagnant beds between twenty and seven hundred and fifty degrees centigrade.pdfMany industrial applications or random packed beds of solid particles involve axial high temperature heat transfer.1970TR_236_Axial heat transfer in packed beds. Stagnant beds between twenty and seven hundred and fifty degrees centigrade.pdf

TR 237Denmead, C.F.TR_237_Pollution research. Progress report, November 1971.pdfProgress on pilot plant operations to May, 1971, was reported in MIRINZ 223. Interim Report, Part II.1971TR_237_Pollution research. Progress report, November 1971.pdf

TR 238AnonymousTR_238_Coliform contamination, Waikato River.pdfIn interlaboratory study of sampling and coliform determination.1971TR_238_Coliform contamination, Waikato River.pdf

TR 239Fleming, A.K.TR_239_Implementation of industrial Service Group.pdfReport following tour of various companies to help in planning the implementation of an Industrial Service Group at MIRINZ1972TR_239_Implementation of industrial Service Group.pdf

TR 240AnonymousTR_240_Research programme – 1972-77.pdfA re-examination or the Institute’s research programme is required at this time or expansion and reorganization.1972TR_240_Research programme – 1972-77.pdf

TR 241Davey, C.L.TR_241_Beef processing and ageing.pdfConditioning and ageing are separate aspects of a processing method for producing uniformly tender lamb1971TR_241_Beef processing and ageing.pdf

TR 242Haughey, D.P.TR_242_Product protection during meat transportation.pdfFrozen or chilled foods have a memory for adverse experience.1971TR_242_Product protection during meat transportation.pdf

TR 243Fleming, A.K.TR_243_Applications of a computer program to freezing processes.pdfA previous paper by the author [I] has outlined the numerical computer program used to calculate two-dimensional unsteady-state heat transfer processes in solids.1971TR_243_Applications of a computer program to freezing processes.pdf

TR 244Fleming, A.K.TR_244_Numerical calculation of freezing processes_SEE ALSO 247.pdfFreezing processes enter many aspects of refrigeration technology and it is generally realized that a knowledge of the manner in which freezing takes place is of prime importance1971TR_244_Numerical calculation of freezing processes_SEE ALSO 247.pdf

TR 245Haughey, D.P.TR_245_Temperature Rise Of Frozen Meat In I.S.0. Insulated Containers Without Refrigeration Under New Zealand Conditions.pdfFrozen meat exports from a substantial proportion of shipping tonnage on the services from New Zealand to the United Kingdom and North America where cellular container ships are to be introduced shortly.1971TR_245_Temperature Rise Of Frozen Meat In I.S.0. Insulated Containers Without Refrigeration Under New Zealand Conditions.pdf

TR 246Denmead, C.F.TR_246_Rotating biological contractor.pdfThe device consists of a series of discs which are mounted on a shaft and rotated while partially submerged in the waste to be treated1971TR_246_Rotating biological contractor.pdf

TR 248Teng, J.L.TR_248_Drying of bobby calves vells.pdfThe abomasum (fourth stomach) or veil of bobby calves is a rich source of the enzyme rennin, a substance used as a milk coagulant in cheese manufacture.UndatedTR_248_Drying of bobby calves vells.pdf

TR 249Nottingham, P.M.TR_249_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals. 3. Further studies with calves and pigs.pdfIn a further study of salmonella infection in animals being slaughtered at meatworks, 6.6% of 1,357 calves and 9.9% of 876 pigs were found to have salmonellae in one or more of the faeces or tissue samples examined1971TR_249_Salmonella infection in calves and other animals. 3. Further studies with calves and pigs.pdf

TR 250Denmead, C.F.TR_250_Pollution_Annual report.pdfOutline of research activities on pollution1972TR_250_Pollution_Annual report.pdf

TR 251VariousTR_251_Technical digest, v.14, no.1, February 1972.pdf
1972TR_251_Technical digest, v.14, no.1, February 1972.pdf

TR 252Nottingham, P.M.TR_252_Chilled Lamb Storage Trials.pdfIn many European markets, chilled lamb sells at a premium compared with the frozen product.1972TR_252_Chilled Lamb Storage Trials.pdf

TR 253AnonymousTR_253_Progress report, 23 September 1971.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities1972TR_253_Progress report, 23 September 1971.pdf

TR 254Fleming, A.K.TR_254_Control of air pollution in the meat industry_Odours from  rendering plants.pdfReports on successful abatement of offensive odours from meat works rendering departments through the installation of heat recovery plants1972TR_254_Control of air pollution in the meat industry_Odours from  rendering plants.pdf

TR 255VariousTR_255_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1971-1972.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19721972TR_255_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1971-1972.pdf

TR 256Cooper, R.N.TR_256_Evaluation Of a Disposable Insualted Container FOR Air-Freighting Chilled Heat Cuts.pdfMeat temperatures were monitored during a simulated flight test (in a controlled environment) of disposable insulated containers packed with 8 or 10 cartons of chilled lamb cuts1972TR_256_Evaluation Of a Disposable Insualted Container FOR Air-Freighting Chilled Heat Cuts.pdf

TR 257Locker, R.H.TR_257_New concept of processing beef and lamb.pdfDiscusses the relationship between cold treatment in the pre-rigor period and tenderness.1972TR_257_New concept of processing beef and lamb.pdf

TR 257-AAnonymousTR_257-A_New concept of processing beef and lamb. Joint FAOWHO Food Standards Programme. Codex Committee of Meat Hygiene, first session, London, 10-15 April 1972.pdfPapers on current developments in processing beef and lamb1972TR_257-A_New concept of processing beef and lamb. Joint FAOWHO Food Standards Programme. Codex Committee of Meat Hygiene, first session, London, 10-15 April 1972.pdf

TR 258VariousTR_258_Technical digest, v.14, no.2, April 1972.pdfIncludes: Papers presented to the 17th European Meeting of Meat Research Workers, Bristol, England, September 6-10, 19711971TR_258_Technical digest, v.14, no.2, April 1972.pdf

TR 259Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_259_Prototype development of an immersion freezer for fancy meats in monopropylene glycol.pdfDescribes the design, development and testing of the prototype plant of an automatic packaging/immersion freezing system for encapsulated portion-controlled units of fancy meats1972TR_259_Prototype development of an immersion freezer for fancy meats in monopropylene glycol.pdf

TR 260Welch, R.A.S.TR_260_Milk in udders of ewes after weaning.pdfReports on studies of the regression of the udder after weaning and contents’ bacteriological state. Intention to advise farmers on length of time ewes should be kept after weaning to avoid carcass contamination1972TR_260_Milk in udders of ewes after weaning.pdf

TR 261VariousTR_261_Technical digest, v.14, no.3, June 1972.pdfIncludes: Curing of hides1972TR_261_Technical digest, v.14, no.3, June 1972.pdf

TR 262Pearson, A.M.TR_262_Meat and meat products.pdfIt is suggested that killing without bleeding, utilization of carcasses from old ewes, cull rams and boars for human food and utilization of the digestive tract and its contents, all glands, organs, cartilage and bone is possible1972TR_262_Meat and meat products.pdf

TR 263VariousTR_263_Technical digest, v.14, no.4, August 1972.pdf
1972TR_263_Technical digest, v.14, no.4, August 1972.pdf

TR 264Carse, W.A.TR_264_Many aspects of meat refrigeration studied by research institute.pdfA comprehensive programme of research is carried out into the biochemistry of meatUndatedTR_264_Many aspects of meat refrigeration studied by research institute.pdf

TR 265Vanichseni, S.TR_265_Water and air thawing of frozen lamb shoulders – J. Fd. Technol, 1972, 1,3.pdfThe effects of temperature and other factors on the thawing of frozen lamb shoulders in both water and air were evaluated by determining thawing time and changes in bacterial count, appearance and palatability characteristics.1972TR_265_Water and air thawing of frozen lamb shoulders – J. Fd. Technol, 1972, 1,3.pdf

TR 266Beveridge, G.S.G.TR_266_Axial heat transfer in packed beds. Gas flow through beds between 20 and 650 C.pdfThe experimental measurements and theoretical models described in part I are extended to the case of gas flow through the bed1972TR_266_Axial heat transfer in packed beds. Gas flow through beds between 20 and 650 C.pdf

TR 267VariousTR_267_Fourteenth Meat Industry research conference, Hamilton 1972.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1972TR_267_Fourteenth Meat Industry research conference, Hamilton 1972.pdf

TR 268Tavener, A.TR_268_Temperature recording in processing areas.pdfBrief guide for companies to follow in meeting new NZDA regulations for the recording of temperatures in processing areas1972TR_268_Temperature recording in processing areas.pdf

TR 269Nottingham, P.M.TR_269_Shelf life of conditioned lamb.pdfWith the possibility of extending the use of the conditioning process to lamb for the U.K. market, it was considered desirable to evaluate the effect of conditioning and aging treatments on the shelf life after thawing, of lamb in the carcass form1972TR_269_Shelf life of conditioned lamb.pdf

TR 270AnonymousTR_270_Post-mortem holding (PMH) specification.pdfSpecification on post-mortem tenderising prepared for companies wishing to produce a more acceptable lamb for markets outside North America1972TR_270_Post-mortem holding (PMH) specification.pdf

TR 271Wenham, L.M.TR_271_Eating quality of mutton compared with lamb and its relationship to freezing practice.pdfResults of experiments that conclude simple improvements in processing could lift mutton from the category of process meat to that of acceptable roasting meat with consequent increase in profitability1973TR_271_Eating quality of mutton compared with lamb and its relationship to freezing practice.pdf

TR 272AnonymousTR_272_Newsletter, 14 September 1972.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities1972TR_272_Newsletter, 14 September 1972.pdf

TR 273VariousTR_273_Technical digest, v.14, no.5, October 1972.pdfIncludes: Summaries of papers: 1. American Meat Institute Foundation conference, 1971. 2. Meat chilling, why and how? symposium1972TR_273_Technical digest, v.14, no.5, October 1972.pdf

TR 274Chrystall, B.B.TR_274_Influence of storage temperature on quality of frozen meat.pdfFreezing is one of the most satisfactory methods of preserving meat. However the quality of frozen meat is dependant on a number of characteristics1972TR_274_Influence of storage temperature on quality of frozen meat.pdf

TR 275Brunton, W.G.TR_275_Interim studies in lamb tenderness.pdfThis study evaluates a procedure whereby lamb slaughtered on Fridays can be conditioned and aged at one temperature over a weekend, while maintaining low bacterial ‘counts and low weight losses.1972TR_275_Interim studies in lamb tenderness.pdf

TR 276Denmead, C.F.TR_276_Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of wastes from meat works.pdfThe cost of waste treatment imposes a serious financial burden on many units of the meat industry in New Zealand.1972TR_276_Acid coagulation as a means of treatment of wastes from meat works.pdf

TR 277Haughey, D.P.TR_277_Physical characteristics of insulated containers – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sept 1972.pdfNew Zealand has turned to the export of primary produce in international insulated containers1972TR_277_Physical characteristics of insulated containers – Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Sept 1972.pdf

TR 278Haughey, D.P.TR_278_New Zealand approach to meat chilling.pdfCurrent attitudes to meat chilling processes in New Zealand have evolved from the interaction of a number of disparate factors – geographical location, changing market demands and indigenoius scientific discoveries.1972TR_278_New Zealand approach to meat chilling.pdf

TR 279Haughey, D.P.TR_279_Containerisation.pdfNew Zealand meat is sold to approximately 50 countries, with the majority of lamb going to the United Kingdom, mutton to Japan, and beef and veal to North America.1972TR_279_Containerisation.pdf

TR 280Haughey, D.P.TR_280_Air freighting meat exports.pdfDiscusses feasibility of using air freight to transport chilled-meat to export markets1972TR_280_Air freighting meat exports.pdf

TR 282Haughey, D.P.TR_282_Improvements in processes of an apparatus for the drying of heat-sensitive food materials.pdfPatent application for processes and apparatus for the drying of heat-sensitive materials, such as animal blood. High protein losses and increased effluent loads are eliminated by this method1973TR_282_Improvements in processes of an apparatus for the drying of heat-sensitive food materials.pdf

TR 283Weston, D.V.TR_283_ Improved centrifugal dryer, particularly for sheepskins and the like. Provisional specification.pdfPatent application for a sheepskin dryer1974TR_283_ Improved centrifugal dryer, particularly for sheepskins and the like. Provisional specification.pdf

TR 284AnonymousTR_284_Characterization of meat spoilage bacteria. 1. Microbacterium thermosphactum.pdfDescribes methods of identification and classification of this bacterium, associated with low-temperature aging1973TR_284_Characterization of meat spoilage bacteria. 1. Microbacterium thermosphactum.pdf

TR 285Gilbert, K.V.TR_285_Storage life of chilled lamb cuts. Further studies.pdfReports on trials on conditioned lamb cuts for export to United Kingdom to extend shelf-life by using packaging films1974TR_285_Storage life of chilled lamb cuts. Further studies.pdf

TR 286Hagyard, C.J.TR_286_Rennin yield_Effects of bobby-calf age and degree of starvation.pdfDiscusses trials on yield of rennin per vell after starvation1973TR_286_Rennin yield_Effects of bobby-calf age and degree of starvation.pdf

TR 287Haughey, D.P.TR_287_Pilot-scale investigation of heat and mass transfer during dry rendering.pdfA comprehensive experimental investigation using a pilot-scale batch dry rendering vessel1973TR_287_Pilot-scale investigation of heat and mass transfer during dry rendering.pdf

TR 288Denmead, C.F.TR_288_Pollution. Annual report, 1973.pdfOutline of research activities undertaken by the Pollution Research Section to 17 January 19731973TR_288_Pollution. Annual report, 1973.pdf

TR 291AnonymousTR_291_New possibilities in lamb processing.pdfDiscusses in general terms recent research on conditioning and aging1973TR_291_New possibilities in lamb processing.pdf

TR 292Robinson, A.J.TR_292_Calf stunning.pdfDiscusses alternative methods of stunning, particularly those considered humane. Included are mechanical stunning, electrical stunning, carbon dioxide anaesthesia, injection of air or steam into the neck or skull and laser heating of the spinal cord1973TR_292_Calf stunning.pdf

TR 293VariousTR_293_Chemical engineer, no. 268, December 1972.pdfArticles on chemical engineering1972TR_293_Chemical engineer, no. 268, December 1972.pdf

TR 294West, J.TR_294_Studies in the processing of sheep and lamb casings. 2. Pulling and stripping.pdfPresents techniques for reducing damage, focussing on when runners are pulled from the wide end or when crowns are treated with dilute sodium hydroxide solutions1973TR_294_Studies in the processing of sheep and lamb casings. 2. Pulling and stripping.pdf

TR 295Bullivant, S.TR_295_Freeze-fractured myosin filaments.pdfReports on trials using a complementary replica technique to investigate some factors involved in determining the freeze-fractured appearance of myosin filaments1972TR_295_Freeze-fractured myosin filaments.pdf

TR 296Denmead, C.F.TR_296_Effluent treatment for the meat industry.pdfDiscusses various methods of effluent treatment used on meat wastes throughout the world, their efficiencies and costs, and possible application to New Zealand1973TR_296_Effluent treatment for the meat industry.pdf

TR 297Fleming, A.K.TR_297_Numerical calculation of freezing processes.pdfDiscusses development and uses of a computer program for solving two-dimensional, non-linear, unsteady-state heat transfer in bodies of arbitrary shape1973TR_297_Numerical calculation of freezing processes.pdf

TR 298Jones, B.R.E.TR_298_Chemical engineering approach to the evaluation of a continuous rendering plant.pdfDescribes the method of evaluation of a new continuous rendering plant, the first of its type to be installed in a New Zealand freezing works with emphasis on chemical engineering1973TR_298_Chemical engineering approach to the evaluation of a continuous rendering plant.pdf

TR 299VariousTR_299_Technical digest, v.15, no.1, February 1973.pdf
1973TR_299_Technical digest, v.15, no.1, February 1973.pdf

TR 300Jones, B.R.E.TR_300_Evaluation of the centrimeal rendering process.pdfDescribes an evaluation by MIRINZ of an Alfa-Laval “Centrimeal” semicontinuous rendering plant1973TR_300_Evaluation of the centrimeal rendering process.pdf

TR 301AnonymousTR_301_Guide to chilled lamb preparation and handling.pdfDescribes an experiment to extend chilled life by conditioning lamb at eight degrees centigrade for twenty four hours, then cut and packaged in Cryovac S for chilled storage at minus one degree centigrade1973TR_301_Guide to chilled lamb preparation and handling.pdf

TR 302Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_302_Air curtains for fly control. Experimental study.pdfEffectiveness of air curtains in repelling flies has been determined experimentally using a differential light stimulus and a counting technique1973TR_302_Air curtains for fly control. Experimental study.pdf

TR 303AnonymousTR_303_Revised lamb conditioning and aging specification.pdfDetails for the procedures, physical conditions and supervison and control necessary for the conditioning and aging of lamb1973TR_303_Revised lamb conditioning and aging specification.pdf

TR 304AnonymousTR_304_MIRINZ bulletin, May 1972. Condensation.pdfIssue devoted to topic of condensation, specifically how and why it occurs and what can be done to eliminate it1972TR_304_MIRINZ bulletin, May 1972. Condensation.pdf

TR 305AnonymousTR_305_MIRINZ bulletin, June 1972. Case hardening.pdfIssue devoted to topic of case hardening (the result of incomplete freezing) and how to ensure complete freezing1972TR_305_MIRINZ bulletin, June 1972. Case hardening.pdf

TR 306AnonymousTR_306_MIRINZ bulletin, July 1972. Effective sanitation.pdfIssue devoted to topic of good sanitation, especially procedures and cleaning aids, disinfectants and water use1972TR_306_MIRINZ bulletin, July 1972. Effective sanitation.pdf

TR 307AnonymousTR_307_MIRINZ bulletin, August 1972. Effective sanitation. Part 2.pdfIssue devoted to topic of good sanitation, especially organisation of a sanitation programme and guides for cleaning various areas in slaughterhouses1972TR_307_MIRINZ bulletin, August 1972. Effective sanitation. Part 2.pdf

TR 308AnonymousTR_308_MIRINZ bulletin, September 1972. Background to conditioning and aging.pdfIssue devoted to topic of conditioning and aging process carried out in lamb carcasses prior to freezing. Also, a small section on the impending change to metrics1972TR_308_MIRINZ bulletin, September 1972. Background to conditioning and aging.pdf

TR 309AnonymousTR_309_MIRINZ bulletin, October 1972. Microbes and the meat industry.pdfIssue devoted to topic of bacteria and fungi, which are the main cause of hygiene problems in the meat industry, and responsible for most kinds of food poisoning and spoilage1972TR_309_MIRINZ bulletin, October 1972. Microbes and the meat industry.pdf

TR 310AnonymousTR_310_MIRINZ bulletin, November 1972. Cold chain.pdfIssue devoted to topic of transport and storage systems for frozen meat, known as the cold chain1972TR_310_MIRINZ bulletin, November 1972. Cold chain.pdf

TR 311AnonymousTR_311_MIRINZ bulletin, December 1972. Bruising and how to prevent it.pdfIssue devoted to topic of prevention of bruising prior to slaughter1972TR_311_MIRINZ bulletin, December 1972. Bruising and how to prevent it.pdf

TR 312AnonymousTR_312_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1973. Black spot.pdfIssue devoted to Black spot, specifically its gowth characteristics, followed by the procedure for fumigation, and how to prevent its occurrence1973TR_312_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1973. Black spot.pdf

TR 313VariousTR_313_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1972-1973.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19731973TR_313_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1972-1973.pdf

TR 314Pearson, A.M.TR_314_Observations on the contribution of fat and lean to the aroma of cooked beef and lamb.pdfReports tasting using triangle tests where the panel found it difficult to distinguish differences in aroma between heated lean extracts of beef and lamb. Results suggest differences do not arise from lean extracts1973TR_314_Observations on the contribution of fat and lean to the aroma of cooked beef and lamb.pdf

TR 315Chan, J.C.TR_315_Heat transfer to a finned evaporator.pdfResults of an investigation on a refrigeration evaporator of the type commonly used in freezing works throughout New Zealand, to determine its performance under frosting and non-frosting conditions1973TR_315_Heat transfer to a finned evaporator.pdf

TR 316Working PartyTR_316_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdfLaboratory manual for the analysis of meat processing plant effluent and receiving waters. Methods presented are the best available for general laboratory use and are based on several analytical publications1973TR_316_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdf

TR 317VariousTR_317_Technical digest, v.15, no.2, April 1973.pdf
1973TR_317_Technical digest, v.15, no.2, April 1973.pdf

TR 318VariousTR_318_Report on visit to the USA and South America to study the processing and marketing of canned and frozen meats.pdfIn view of the trend among meat importing countries to prohibit the entry of meat from diseased stock unless it has first been subjected to an approved form of heat treatment1972TR_318_Report on visit to the USA and South America to study the processing and marketing of canned and frozen meats.pdf

TR 319McCleod, K.TR_319_Hot cutting of lamb and mutton.pdfPrevious experiments in this laboratory on the hot cutting of beef (Schmidt & Gilbert, 1970) proved so encouraging that the idea has now been extended to lamb.1973TR_319_Hot cutting of lamb and mutton.pdf

TR 320Davey, C.L.TR_320_Report on the development of a lamb market in Japan.pdfThis report is based on extensive investigations in New Zealand and Japan (Appendix 1). It lists the requirements for a test market of lamb in Japan1972TR_320_Report on the development of a lamb market in Japan.pdf

TR 320-AMorris, H.A.L.TR_320-A_Report on the market for lamb in Japan.pdfThe existing market 3500- 4000 tons of lamb indicates a stagnant situation particularly in view of the strong promotion that has been provided.1972TR_320-A_Report on the market for lamb in Japan.pdf

TR 321Davey, C.L.TR_321_ Lamb products for the Japanese market-Boneless forms and cuts.pdfPossible lamb products for the Japanese market are described and illustrated1972TR_321_ Lamb products for the Japanese market-Boneless forms and cuts.pdf

TR 322Chuah, E.C.TR_322_Properties of hot-boned manufacturing beef. Interim studies.pdfGeneral discussion on hot-boned beef, with emphasis on conditions after freezing and thawing1973TR_322_Properties of hot-boned manufacturing beef. Interim studies.pdf

TR 323Law, N.H.TR_323_New approach to tenderness.pdfPaper read at Meatcraft Symposium held in Christchurch April 13th 19721972TR_323_New approach to tenderness.pdf

TR 324Denmead, C.F.TR_324_Anaerobic treatment of effluent from meat processing operations.pdfA review is given of the anaerobic treatment of organic wastes, with particular emphasis on those methods which have been, or could be used for the treatment of meat wastes1973TR_324_Anaerobic treatment of effluent from meat processing operations.pdf

TR 325Carse, W.A.TR_325_Meat quailty and the acceleration of post-mortem glycolysis by electrical stimulation.pdfA brief period of electrical stimulation of freshly slaughtered lamb carcasses by 250 V pulses is shown to increase subsequent rates of post-mortem glycolysis and hasten rigor onset.1973TR_325_Meat quailty and the acceleration of post-mortem glycolysis by electrical stimulation.pdf

TR 326AnonymousTR_326_MIRINZ bulletin, no.2, 1973. C&A in practice.pdfIssue devoted to topic of conditioning and aging, specifically highlights from the recently amended specification1973TR_326_MIRINZ bulletin, no.2, 1973. C&A in practice.pdf

TR 327Wilson, N.J.TR_327_Exploratory study of some of the factors affecting meat during cooking.pdfThe effects of pH, salt, phosphate, particle size, time and temperature on meat cooking loss were examined.1973TR_327_Exploratory study of some of the factors affecting meat during cooking.pdf

TR 328Ng, G.W.TR_328_Homogenization of clotted blood.pdfClotted blood was successfully homogenized by high shear agitation;1973TR_328_Homogenization of clotted blood.pdf

TR 329AnonymousTR_329_MIRINZ. Reorganisation.pdfDescribes new structure of MIRINZ1973TR_329_MIRINZ. Reorganisation.pdf

TR 330West, J.TR_330_Rapid determination of fat. Evaluation of the Foss-lett 15300 system.pdfEvaluation of the Foss-let 15300 sYstem has shown that it is rapid, efficient, and sufficiently accurate for quality control of meat products.1973TR_330_Rapid determination of fat. Evaluation of the Foss-lett 15300 system.pdf

TR 331AnonymousTR_331_MIRINZ Newsletter, 7 May 1973.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities1973TR_331_MIRINZ Newsletter, 7 May 1973.pdf

TR 332Mawson, R.F.TR_332_Directory to materials suppliers and contractors for the construction and rehabiliation of cold stores and freezers .pdfApproximately 100 companies thought to be involved in the supply of materials or construction of cold stores and freezers were contacted and invited to submit information to be used in the compilation of this directory1973TR_332_Directory to materials suppliers and contractors for the construction and rehabiliation of cold stores and freezers .pdf

TR 333Pearson, A.M.TR_333_Influence of various adrenergic accelerators and blocking agents upon glycosis and some related properties of sheep muscle.pdfFour experiments are reported in which ante-mortem injection of epinephrine, propranolol and reserpine, and CO2 anesthesia were investigated for their effects upon glycolysis, tenderness and some related properties of sheep muscle.1973TR_333_Influence of various adrenergic accelerators and blocking agents upon glycosis and some related properties of sheep muscle.pdf

TR 334VariousTR_334_Technical digest, v.15, no.3, June 1973.pdfTechnical digest1973TR_334_Technical digest, v.15, no.3, June 1973.pdf

TR 335AnonymousTR_335_Bone taint. Cause and prevention.pdfAnyone who has cut into the hindquarters of a beef carcass and been met with a sour or putrid smell will know what bone-taint is.1973TR_335_Bone taint. Cause and prevention.pdf

TR 336Bhuwapathanapun, S.TR_336_Stabilization of save-all bottom solids including paunch material by composting.pdfThe wastes from the New Zealand meat industry give rise to problems of both solid and liquid waste treatment1973TR_336_Stabilization of save-all bottom solids including paunch material by composting.pdf

TR 337Cooper, R.N.TR_337_Effluent survey within a fellmongery.pdfA quantitative survey of the flows and characteristics of effluent streams in a fellmongery has been undertaken1973TR_337_Effluent survey within a fellmongery.pdf

TR 338VariousTR_338A_Food technology in New Zealand, October 1973, p.27-32.pdfJournal on topic of food technology1973TR_338A_Food technology in New Zealand, October 1973, p.27-32.pdf

TR 338-AVariousTR_338B_Food technology in New Zealand, October 1973, p.27-32.pdfJournal on topic of food technology1973TR_338B_Food technology in New Zealand, October 1973, p.27-32.pdf

TR 339Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_339_Air curtains for fly control.pdfThe effectiveness of air curtains in repelling flies has been determined experimentally using a differential light stimulus and a counting technique1973TR_339_Air curtains for fly control.pdf

TR 340Tavener, A.TR_340_Simple device for the measurement of low gas flow rates.pdfDomestic gas meters measure volumetric gas flow by means of a displacement diaphragm and a gear driven totalizer.1973TR_340_Simple device for the measurement of low gas flow rates.pdf

TR 341Fleming, A.K.TR_341_Air pollution control in the New Zealand meat industry.pdfOffensive odours are so obvious that they attract public attention perhaps more readily than any other form of pollution1973TR_341_Air pollution control in the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 342Mawson, R.F.TR_342_Directory to materials suppliers and contractors for the construction and rehabilitation of cold stores and freezers. Part 2.pdfDirectory1973TR_342_Directory to materials suppliers and contractors for the construction and rehabilitation of cold stores and freezers. Part 2.pdf

TR 343Working PartyTR_343_Cutting and handling of squat posture (S.P.) lamb. Report of study group.pdfThis report is concerned solely with resolving the problems of cutting and handling frozen squat-posture lamb to be exported in carcass form, for future fabrication in the U.K.1973TR_343_Cutting and handling of squat posture (S.P.) lamb. Report of study group.pdf

TR 344VariousTR_344_Fifteenth Meat Research Conference, Hamilton 1973.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1973TR_344_Fifteenth Meat Research Conference, Hamilton 1973.pdf

TR 345Mawson, R.F.TR_345_Report on materials for interior wall cladding in cold stores and freezers. Section 1. Interim report on sheet claddings and plastic finishes. Section 2. Portland cement plaster.pdfMIRINZ was requested to carry out a testing programme on a number of wall cladding materials to assess their suitability for application in cold stores and freezers1973TR_345_Report on materials for interior wall cladding in cold stores and freezers. Section 1. Interim report on sheet claddings and plastic finishes. Section 2. Portland cement plaster.pdf

TR 346Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_346_Drying of sheep and lamb casings.pdfThe use of synthetic collagen casings has significantly increased the efficiency of sausage production on a large scale1973TR_346_Drying of sheep and lamb casings.pdf

TR 347AnonymousTR_347_MIRINZ bulletin, no.4, 1973. Fly control.pdfIssue devoted to topic of fly control1973TR_347_MIRINZ bulletin, no.4, 1973. Fly control.pdf

TR 348VariousTR_348_Technical digest, v.15, no.4, August 1973.pdf
1973TR_348_Technical digest, v.15, no.4, August 1973.pdf

TR 349Locker, R.H.TR_349_Effect of repeated freeze-thaw cycles on tenderness and cooking loss in beef.pdfWhen beef neck muscle, maintained at rest length, was subjected 10 repeated freezing and thawing, the increases in tenderness were small and significant only when taken in aggregate after two or three cycles.1973TR_349_Effect of repeated freeze-thaw cycles on tenderness and cooking loss in beef.pdf

TR 350Tavener, A.TR_350_Multi-purpose solid state controller.pdfThe paper describes the operation and construction of a general purpose, solid state, temperature controller which should be of interest to laboratory workers.1974TR_350_Multi-purpose solid state controller.pdf

TR 351AnonymousTR_351_Newsletter, no33.pdf
1973TR_351_Newsletter, no33.pdf

TR 352Rushbrook, A.J.TR_352_Temperature recording in the meat industry. Data loggers or computer-controlled systems.pdfThree systems are currently available for recording measurement data – multipoint or continuous line recorders – data loggers – computer-controlled logging systems1972TR_352_Temperature recording in the meat industry. Data loggers or computer-controlled systems.pdf

TR 353Denmead, C.F.TR_353_Effluent discharge and sources of pollution.pdfIn New Zealand, where the progress from a rural to an urbanised industrial society has been slow, pollution problems have, in general, not been very serious or widespread.1971TR_353_Effluent discharge and sources of pollution.pdf

TR 354AnonymousTR_354_Meat Industry Commission – 1973 submission by Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdfTo inform the Commission of the research and related activities undertaken by the Institute over the last 15 years, through funds contributed by the New Zealand Meat Industry1973TR_354_Meat Industry Commission – 1973 submission by Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand.pdf

TR 355Chalcroft, J.P.TR_355_Ultrastructural studies on Selenomonas ruminantium from the sheep rumen.pdfThe sheep rumen micro-organism Selenomonas ruminantium was studied in preparations of rumen contents by light- and electron-microscopic techniques.1973TR_355_Ultrastructural studies on Selenomonas ruminantium from the sheep rumen.pdf

TR 356Davey, C.L.TR_356_Desirable qualities in meat.pdfMeat quality is determined both by the condition of the animal before slaughter and lhe proccssing of the carcass, the contribution of both bcing spread widely among the sensory characteristics shown in the table.1973TR_356_Desirable qualities in meat.pdf

TR 357Rushbrook, A.J.TR_357_Ventilation surveys of slaughter floors.pdfThe ventilation systems of four slaughter floors (three mutton and one beef) were studied to assess the problems involved in heat removal, comfort, and recent hygiene requirements1973TR_357_Ventilation surveys of slaughter floors.pdf

TR 358VariousTR_358_Technical digest, v.15, no.5, October 1973.pdf
1973TR_358_Technical digest, v.15, no.5, October 1973.pdf

TR 359AnonymousTR_359_MIRINZ Newsletter, 15 October 1973.pdf
1973TR_359_MIRINZ Newsletter, 15 October 1973.pdf

TR 360AnonymousTR_360_MIRINZ bulletin, no.5, 1973. Waste water.pdfIssue devoted to topic of water in the operation of a freezing works1973TR_360_MIRINZ bulletin, no.5, 1973. Waste water.pdf

TR 361AnonymousTR_361_Specification for thawing of mutton carcasses.pdfMutton carcasses may be thawed in air while hanging under appropriate conditions of temperature, humidity and air movement1973TR_361_Specification for thawing of mutton carcasses.pdf

TR 362Pearson, A.M.TR_362_Influence of epinephrine and calcium upon glycosis, tenderness and shortening of sheep muscle.pdfResistance to frozen New Zealand lamb on the American market has been shown to be associated with toughening occurring as a consequence of cold shortening (Locker and Hagyard, 1963).1973TR_362_Influence of epinephrine and calcium upon glycosis, tenderness and shortening of sheep muscle.pdf

TR 363Davey, C.L.TR_363_Effect of carcass posture on cold, heat and thaw shortening in lamb.pdfToughening due to cold and heat shortening in lamb is prevented by setting carcasses in rigor mortis in a standing posture.1973TR_363_Effect of carcass posture on cold, heat and thaw shortening in lamb.pdf

TR 364Denmead, C.F.TR_364_Effluent spray disease risk.pdfBrief article on potential health hazards involved in spraying cowshed wastes around pastures with a special reference to the Salmonella organism. Methods to reduce the spread of infection are outlined1973TR_364_Effluent spray disease risk.pdf

TR 365Nottingham, P.M.TR_365_Microbiology of beef processing. 1. Beef dressing hygiene.pdfThe microbiological Quality of beef prepared in a number of meatworks, using both on-the-rail and cradle flaying systems, has been evaluated. The results indicate that there is little difference between the two systems in producing beef1973TR_365_Microbiology of beef processing. 1. Beef dressing hygiene.pdf

TR 366AnonymousTR_366_Guidelines to quality control in beef processing.pdfMAF MD circular 1972/193/67 requires that companies establish an effective quality control programme to ensure the production of acceptable meat and meat products1973TR_366_Guidelines to quality control in beef processing.pdf

TR 367Leet, N.G.TR_367_Prolonged pre-rigor condition in aerobic surfaces of ox muscle.pdfLongevity of pre-rigor ox muscle is described. Sequence of events in three metabolic zones (surface, sub-surface and interior) is described1973TR_367_Prolonged pre-rigor condition in aerobic surfaces of ox muscle.pdf

TR 368AnonymousTR_368_MIRINZ newsletter, November 1973. Stainless steel hot water tanks.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on pitfalls in purchasing tanks1973TR_368_MIRINZ newsletter, November 1973. Stainless steel hot water tanks.pdf

TR 369AnonymousTR_369_ Electrical stimulation and accelerated conditioning in lamb- Progress report.pdfReports on four trials on electrical stimulation with recommendations for further research1973TR_369_ Electrical stimulation and accelerated conditioning in lamb- Progress report.pdf

TR 370AnonymousTR_370_Lamb tenderness and faster freezing rates.pdfReports on differences in storage period affect on tenderness of rapid frozen lamb and normal freezing, particularly when for export market1973TR_370_Lamb tenderness and faster freezing rates.pdf

TR 371Denmead, C.F.TR_371_Pollution from the meat industry.pdfDiscusses waste from slaughter and processing operations and its effects on water and the environment1973TR_371_Pollution from the meat industry.pdf

TR 372Mawson, R.F.TR_372_Report on materials for interior wall cladding in cold stores and freezers. Section 3. Plastic and other synthetic finishes and asbestos sheet materials.pdfFurther to section one of this report, MIRINZ 345 the work on testing materials for interior wall cladding in cold stores and freezers has been extended to include more materials.1974TR_372_Report on materials for interior wall cladding in cold stores and freezers. Section 3. Plastic and other synthetic finishes and asbestos sheet materials.pdf

TR 373AnonymousTR_373_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1974. Waste water. 2.pdfIssue devoted to topic of pollution prevention and treatment of waste water1974TR_373_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1974. Waste water. 2.pdf

TR 374VariousTR_374_Technical digest, v.16, no.1, February 1974.pdf
1974TR_374_Technical digest, v.16, no.1, February 1974.pdf

TR 375AnonymousTR_375_Newsletter, 8 February 1974- Ammonia compressor testing.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on testing ammonia compressors1974TR_375_Newsletter, 8 February 1974- Ammonia compressor testing.pdf

TR 376Fleming, A.K.TR_376_New Zealand approach to meat freezing.pdfA description is given of the design and development of carcass, carton and fancy meat freezers, from the earliest to the latest models1974TR_376_New Zealand approach to meat freezing.pdf

TR 377Davey, C.L.TR_377_Mechanism of cold-induced shortening in beef muscle.pdfWhen pre-rigor beef muscle is chilled, it undergoes a slow contracture from the coupling of mechanical and chemical events within the myofibrils.1974TR_377_Mechanism of cold-induced shortening in beef muscle.pdf

TR 378Leet, N.G.TR_378_Rapid method for processing entire biopsy pieces for light and electron microscopy.pdfRecent study of the steps of fixation, dehydration and resin for electron microscopy has enabled the schedule for processing biological specimens to be shortened…1974TR_378_Rapid method for processing entire biopsy pieces for light and electron microscopy.pdf

TR 379Rushbrook, A.J.TR_379_Protective clothing in a cold store environment.pdfA literature survey of protective clothing in a cold environment was conducted to investigate health, hygiene, and comfort requirements.1974TR_379_Protective clothing in a cold store environment.pdf

TR 380AnonymousTR_380_Guidelines for the processing of frozen squat posture lamb for North America.pdfTo produce lamb of a uniform and high degree of tenderness, shortenings due to cold shock and thaw rigor have to be avoided.1974TR_380_Guidelines for the processing of frozen squat posture lamb for North America.pdf

TR 381Marsh, B.B.TR_381_Meat tenderness and the sliding-filament hypothesis.pdfA detailed study was made of the relationship between the tenderness of beef and the extent of its early post mortem length change,1974TR_381_Meat tenderness and the sliding-filament hypothesis.pdf

TR 382VariousTR_382_Technical digest, v.16, no.2, April 1974.p.pdf
1974TR_382_Technical digest, v.16, no.2, April 1974.p.pdf

TR 383Wenham, L.M.TR_383_Studies in ewe mutton quality-palatability of beef and mutton patties.pdfAs part of a general investigation into mutton quality. the relative contribution of mutton fat and lean to general palatability was studied.1973TR_383_Studies in ewe mutton quality-palatability of beef and mutton patties.pdf

TR 384McCleod, K.TR_384_Further experiments on the hot-cutting of lamb.pdfIf joints of lamb, prepared by hot-cutting, are conditioned in a carton for 24 hours in air at 1°C and subsequently frozen, all the meat is tender when roasted from the frozen state, and bacterial counts are acceptable.1974TR_384_Further experiments on the hot-cutting of lamb.pdf

TR 385Longdell, G.R.TR_385_Air curtains. Part I. Experimental performance – Part 2. Practical application.pdfThis report describes systematic experiments on fly repulsion and air interchange control and it is concluded that air curtains can be efficient if appropriate1974TR_385_Air curtains. Part I. Experimental performance – Part 2. Practical application.pdf

TR 386AnonymousTR_386_MIRINZ newsletter, 30 April 1974.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on costs and operations of running cold stores in the United Kingdom1974TR_386_MIRINZ newsletter, 30 April 1974.pdf

TR 387Marsh, B.B.TR_387_Ultrastructure and tenderness of highly cold-shortened muscle.pdfIn an attempt to explain the paradoxical tenderizing, observed when muscle shortening exceeds about 40% of the initial excised length, the fine structure of highly cold-shortened muscle has been studied by light and electron microscopy.1974TR_387_Ultrastructure and tenderness of highly cold-shortened muscle.pdf

TR 388VariousTR_388_Technical digest, v.16, no.3, June 1974.pdf
1974TR_388_Technical digest, v.16, no.3, June 1974.pdf

TR 389VariousTR_389_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1973-1974.pdfOutline of research activities of the Institute for the year ending 31 March, 19741974TR_389_Annual research report of the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand, 1973-1974.pdf

TR 390AnonymousTR_390_Operational research programme, 1974-1975.pdfAn outline of the proposed research activities of the Institute for the year 1974-19751974TR_390_Operational research programme, 1974-1975.pdf

TR 391Mawson, R.F.TR_391_Evaluation of Beehive mechanical deboning process. Part 1.pdfThe ability of the process to cope with whole mutton carcasses and pork and beef bones from which most of the meat had been removed by manual deboning was studied1974TR_391_Evaluation of Beehive mechanical deboning process. Part 1.pdf

TR 392AnonymousTR_392_Refrigeration.pdfIssue devoted to topic of mechanical refrigeration1974TR_392_Refrigeration.pdf

TR 393Newton, K.G.TR_393_Evaluation of the Colworth Stomacher and droplette as aids for microbiological counting of meat and meat products.pdfThis investigation was undertaken to evaluate the performance of the Colworth Stomacher and Droplette apparatus1974TR_393_Evaluation of the Colworth Stomacher and droplette as aids for microbiological counting of meat and meat products.pdf

TR 394VariousTR_394_Sixteenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1974.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1974TR_394_Sixteenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1974.pdf

TR 395Locker, R.H.TR_395_Effect of mode of cutting on cooking loss in beef.pdfCooking loss has been studied in beef rectus abdominis and sternomandibularis muscles muscles.1974TR_395_Effect of mode of cutting on cooking loss in beef.pdf

TR 396Davey, C.L.TR_396_Carcass posture and tenderness in frozen lamb.pdfToughness in lamb is determined by the extent of cold shortening occurring during chilling, and thaw shortening induced during cooking.1974TR_396_Carcass posture and tenderness in frozen lamb.pdf

TR 397Davey, C.L.TR_397_Temperature-dependent cooking toughness in beef.pdfToughness development in beer sternomandibularis muscle during cooking has been measured by a tenderometer, cleaving samples at right angles to the fibre direction.1974TR_397_Temperature-dependent cooking toughness in beef.pdf

TR 398VariousTR_398_Technical digest, v.16, no.4, August 1974.pdf
1974TR_398_Technical digest, v.16, no.4, August 1974.pdf

TR 399Rushworth, A.J.TR_399_Efficiency of wetted-pad evaporative cooling units.pdfEvaporative cooling, or the evaporation of water into an air stream, can provide an economical solution to the cooling of industrial work areas.1974TR_399_Efficiency of wetted-pad evaporative cooling units.pdf

TR 400Rigg, W.J.TR_400_Evaluation of a Bauer Hydrosieve for removing suspended solids from freezing works wastes.pdfReport on trials to evaluate functionality of the screening device for the removal of suspended solids from liquid streams1974TR_400_Evaluation of a Bauer Hydrosieve for removing suspended solids from freezing works wastes.pdf

TR 401AnonymousTR_401_MIRINZ Newsletter 38 – Odour control.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on odour control1974TR_401_MIRINZ Newsletter 38 – Odour control.pdf

TR 402Mawson, R.F.TR_402_Portion control and restructured meat. Part 1. MIRINZ Seminar, September, 1974.pdfThe processes involved have been described in this report and the products which were prepared during the demonstration illustrated.1974TR_402_Portion control and restructured meat. Part 1. MIRINZ Seminar, September, 1974.pdf

TR 403Law, N.H.TR_403_Progress report – Electrical stimulation of lamb.pdfThe present status with respect to tenderness of cuts roasted from frozen state1974TR_403_Progress report – Electrical stimulation of lamb.pdf

TR 404Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_404_Survey of some cold store operations within the United Kingdom.pdfEighteen cold stores in the United Kingdom were visited and the basic cost structure and operational features were established for six of these with the aim of identifying problem areas and means of reducing costs1974TR_404_Survey of some cold store operations within the United Kingdom.pdf

TR 405Denmead, C.F.TR_405_Anaerobic treatment of effluent from meat processing operations.pdfA review is given of the anaerobic treatment of organic wastes, with particular emphasis on those methods which have been, or could be used for the treatment of meat wastes.1974TR_405_Anaerobic treatment of effluent from meat processing operations.pdf

TR 406Lambden, A.E.TR_406_Stabilization of soft offal.pdfDescribes a study of the pre-treatment conditions required to store soft offal before rendering, so that the quality of the recovered tallow is not significantly affected1974TR_406_Stabilization of soft offal.pdf

TR 407VariousTR_407_Technical digest, Volume 16, No 5 – November 1974.pdfTechnical digest1974TR_407_Technical digest, Volume 16, No 5 – November 1974.pdf

TR 408Locker, R.H.TR_408_Cooking loss in beef. Effect of cold shortening, searing and rate of heating. Time course and histology of changes during cooking.pdfTechniques developed carlier to measure cooking loss in beef sternomandibularis and rectus abdominis muscles under defined conditions, have here been extended 10 other factors affecting cooking loss.1974TR_408_Cooking loss in beef. Effect of cold shortening, searing and rate of heating. Time course and histology of changes during cooking.pdf

TR 409Locker, R.H.TR_409_Structure of overstretched beef muscle fibres.pdfBeef sternomandibularis muscle is difficult to stretch beyond twice its rest length, but single fibres, or bundles of up to a dozen may be stretched to about five times rest length.1974TR_409_Structure of overstretched beef muscle fibres.pdf

TR 410Newton, K.G.TR_410_Storage of vacuum packaged chilled lamb. 1. Film evaluation.pdfSuccessful storage of chilled meat in carcass form for extended periods requires, in addition to low temperatures, some degree of desiccation1974TR_410_Storage of vacuum packaged chilled lamb. 1. Film evaluation.pdf

TR 411West, J.TR_411_Chemical preservation of blood.pdfIn Europe, chemical preservatives are added to blood for two purposes – To retard microbial spoilage – To obtain stable products1974TR_411_Chemical preservation of blood.pdf

TR 412AnonymousTR_412_Preparation of meat for transport as chilled or frozen cuts.pdfThe Institute has developed a number of sets of beef processing criteria over the years.1974TR_412_Preparation of meat for transport as chilled or frozen cuts.pdf

TR 413Carse, W.A.TR_413_A survey of pH values at the surface of beef and lamb carcasses, stored in a chiller.pdfThe surface pH values of lamb and beef carcasses stored at 5°C have been measured over a 5-day period.1974TR_413_A survey of pH values at the surface of beef and lamb carcasses, stored in a chiller.pdf

TR 414Robinson, A.J.TR_414_Gall collection.pdfWith the recent establishment of a centralized gall processing plant in NewZealand, the need for improved collection methods within meat works has been highlighted.1974TR_414_Gall collection.pdf

TR 415Rushbrook, A.J.TR_415_Ventilation of slaughter floors in the meat industry.pdfThe ventilation systems of slaughter floors at four export meat works were studied to assess problems in meeting heat removal, comfort, and new hygiene requirements.1975TR_415_Ventilation of slaughter floors in the meat industry.pdf

TR 416AnonymousTR_416_MIRINZ Bulletin No 3 – Chilling.pdfIssue devoted to topic of chilling, especially procedures and improving performance1974TR_416_MIRINZ Bulletin No 3 – Chilling.pdf

TR 417AnonymousTR_417_MIRINZ Newsletter 39 – Save your steam.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on how to increase bolier efficiency1974TR_417_MIRINZ Newsletter 39 – Save your steam.pdf

TR 418Rushbrook, A.J.TR_418_Temperature control of chilled meat shipments in containers. Part 1. One-dimensional model studies.pdfA simple one-dimensional single carton mathematical model was used to simulate the temperature response of chilled beef cartons, shipped in containers, to changes in control schemes and ambient temperature.1974TR_418_Temperature control of chilled meat shipments in containers. Part 1. One-dimensional model studies.pdf

TR 419Mawson, R.F.TR_419_Changes in frozen lamb stored at minus twelve degrees centigrade in stockinet wraps synopsis.pdfFrozen lamb which had been stored in a freezing works store at -12’C for varying lengths of time of 0, 6, 12 and 24 months was evaluated by laboratory and consumer taste panels1974TR_419_Changes in frozen lamb stored at minus twelve degrees centigrade in stockinet wraps synopsis.pdf

TR 420AnonymousTR_420_Criteria for floors in freezing works as defined by MIRINZ, with additional requirements and comments from industry.pdfTo define the more important criteria for various processing departments within works1974TR_420_Criteria for floors in freezing works as defined by MIRINZ, with additional requirements and comments from industry.pdf

TR 421VariousTR_421_Technical digest, v.17, no.1, 1975.pdf
1975TR_421_Technical digest, v.17, no.1, 1975.pdf

TR 422AnonymousTR_422_MIRINZ newsletter, no.40.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on MIRINZ policy of evaluation of commercial equipment1974TR_422_MIRINZ newsletter, no.40.pdf

TR 423Lambden, A.E.TR_423_Notes on the determination of nitrogen in meats by the Kjeldahl method.pdfReport of investigation on use of mercury or copper as a catalyst, the time of digestion and the ratio of potassium sulphate to sulphuric acid1974TR_423_Notes on the determination of nitrogen in meats by the Kjeldahl method.pdf

TR 424AnonymousTR_424_MIRINZ bulletin, no.4, 1974. Blood splash.pdfIssue devoted to topic of blood splash especially appearance, cause and prevention1974TR_424_MIRINZ bulletin, no.4, 1974. Blood splash.pdf

TR 425Lambden, A.E.TR_425_Changes in free fatty acids during storage of lamb at minus 12 degrees centigrade.pdfAs part of a study of the effects of storage on the quality of frozen lamb, analysis of free fatty acids (FFA) was carried out by titration and by gas chromatography (GLC).1975TR_425_Changes in free fatty acids during storage of lamb at minus 12 degrees centigrade.pdf

TR 426Gill, C.O.TR_426_Fat production from yeasts utilizing n-alkanes.pdfDiscusses the possibility of producing fatty acids as well as single cell protein on a commercial scale from yeasts utilizing the n-alkane fraction of petroleum is discussed1974TR_426_Fat production from yeasts utilizing n-alkanes.pdf

TR 427AnonymousTR_427_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1975. Dark cutting beef.pdfIssue devoted to topic of dark-cutting beef especially cause and prevention1975TR_427_MIRINZ bulletin, no.1, 1975. Dark cutting beef.pdf

TR 428Nottingham, P.M.TR_428_Microbiology of beef processing. 2. Chilling and aging.pdfReport of a study to establish the conditions of time and temperature for chilling and aging best suited to satisfy both microbiological and palatability requirements1975TR_428_Microbiology of beef processing. 2. Chilling and aging.pdf

TR 429Denmead, C.F.TR_429_Pollution. Annual report, 1975.pdfOutline of research activities on pollution1975TR_429_Pollution. Annual report, 1975.pdf

TR 430McCausland, I.P.TR_430_Spontaneous toxaemia of pregnancy in sheep. A study of renal function and glomerular fine structure.pdfRenal function and glomerular fine structure were studied in nine normal late pregnant sheep and in eleven suffering from spontaneous pregnancy toxaemia. All toxaemic sheep had significant impairment of renal function1974TR_430_Spontaneous toxaemia of pregnancy in sheep. A study of renal function and glomerular fine structure.pdf

TR 431Hagyard, C.J.TR_431_Effects of drying bobby-calf vells on milk-coagulating activity.pdfReport of investigation to determine the influence of drying bobby-calf vells on rennin yield and quality. Results show drying increases the yield of milk-coagulating enzyme from bobby-calf vells1974TR_431_Effects of drying bobby-calf vells on milk-coagulating activity.pdf

TR 432Fleming, A.K.TR_432_Survey of an ammonia refrigeration plant at a meat works.pdfA comprehensive survey and evaluation was made of a large ammonia refrigeration system at a meat works. Ammonia consumption to various departments was measured over two five-day periods, one in winter, one in summer1975TR_432_Survey of an ammonia refrigeration plant at a meat works.pdf

TR 433AnonymousTR_433_MIRINZ newsletter, no.41. Electrical stunning.pdfSummarises effects of electrical stunning on the animal and the quality of the meat produced, also brief details on the Baaijens-Oss B.V. horizontal bone press1975TR_433_MIRINZ newsletter, no.41. Electrical stunning.pdf

TR 434Wallace, M.TR_434_Immune complex-mediated glomerulonephritis with infectious mononucleosis.pdfReports on a twenty-four year old man with infectious mononucleosis developed acute glomerulonephritis. Investigations including renal biopsy suggested this was an immune complex-mediated glomerulonephritis not associated with streptococcal infection1974TR_434_Immune complex-mediated glomerulonephritis with infectious mononucleosis.pdf

TR 435Brunton, W.G.TR_435_Conditioning and aging of lamb at ten degrees centigrade.pdfTwo works’ studies have been undertaken to determine whether lamb of CA quality could be achieved by a one-temperature CA process at 10 degrees centigrade to cover a weekend holding period. Results indicate tenderness is improved1974TR_435_Conditioning and aging of lamb at ten degrees centigrade.pdf

TR 436Rushbrook, A.J.TR_436_Organisation of processing plant by computer.pdfPresents an introduction to optimisation methods and their application to processing plant operations1973TR_436_Organisation of processing plant by computer.pdf

TR 437Newton, K.G.TR_437_Microbiology of Comitrol and Bettcher equipment.pdfThe setting up of a frozen storage trial of meat and meat products produced by the Comitrol meat flaking machine1975TR_437_Microbiology of Comitrol and Bettcher equipment.pdf

TR 438Mawson, R.F.TR_438_Influence of freezing rate on the quality of consumer packaged minced beef.pdfThe influence of different freezing regimes on the colour, thawing drip losses and microbial flora in frozen minced beef have been studied.1975TR_438_Influence of freezing rate on the quality of consumer packaged minced beef.pdf

TR 439VariousTR_439_Technical digest, v.17, no.2, 1975.pdf
1975TR_439_Technical digest, v.17, no.2, 1975.pdf

TR 440Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_440_Survey of some cold store operations within the U.K.pdfThe Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand sponsored a study of the operation of cold stores (refrigerated warehouses) in the United Kingdom.1975TR_440_Survey of some cold store operations within the U.K.pdf

TR 441Dickinson, D.H.TR_441_Report on technical mission to Iran.pdfStudy the handling and distribution system for frozen -meat in Iran, particularly in Teheran, the most populated centre.1974TR_441_Report on technical mission to Iran.pdf

TR 442Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_442_Interim report. Part 1. On current developments in electrical stunning of sheep and lamb.pdfThe impending introduction of “humane” slaughter of sheep and lambs by electrical stunning before sticking has focussed attention on the problem of blood splash and the factors which influence its incidence1975TR_442_Interim report. Part 1. On current developments in electrical stunning of sheep and lamb.pdf

TR 443VariousTR_443_Annual research report 1974-7.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19751975TR_443_Annual research report 1974-7.pdf

TR 444VariousTR_444_Technical digest, v.17, no.3, 1975.pdf
1975TR_444_Technical digest, v.17, no.3, 1975.pdf

TR 445Nottingham, P.M.TR_445_Effect of plating technique and incubation temperature on bacterial counts.pdfIncreasing attention is being paid to microbiological quality control in food processing establishments throughout the world.1975TR_445_Effect of plating technique and incubation temperature on bacterial counts.pdf

TR 446Davey, C.L.TR_446_Cooking shortening and the toughening of beef.pdfLocker (1960) first demonstrated that shortening induces toughness in beef.1975TR_446_Cooking shortening and the toughening of beef.pdf

TR 447VariousTR_447_Technical digest, v.17, no.4, 1975.pdf
1975TR_447_Technical digest, v.17, no.4, 1975.pdf

TR 448Denmead, C.F.TR_448_Chemical treatment of freezing works wastes.pdfIn the treatment of meat works’ effluents, New Zealand shares with the U.S.A. and Australia the combination of very large processing works frequently situated remote from municipal treatment facilities municipal treatment facilities,1975TR_448_Chemical treatment of freezing works wastes.pdf

TR 449AnonymousTR_449_Operational research programme 1975-76.pdfIn order that the electrical stimulation process may be fully utilized, it is essential that a thorough knowledge of the biochemical and physiological parameters be obtained.1975TR_449_Operational research programme 1975-76.pdf

TR 450Marlow, J.C.TR_450_Survey of energy use at two meat works.pdfTwo meat processing works have been surveyed with a view to the determination of their overall utilization of energy1975TR_450_Survey of energy use at two meat works.pdf

TR 451Gill, C.O.TR_451_Effect of growth temperature on the lipids of Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdfThe lipid composition of micro-organisms can show considerable variation with changes in the chemical and physical properties of the environment (Cronan & Vagelos, 1972).1975TR_451_Effect of growth temperature on the lipids of Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdf

TR 452Newton, K.G.TR_452_Microbial contamination of meat in boning and packing rooms.pdfAerial contamination in boning and packing rooms of two meat works was studied to assess the importance of airborne micro-organisms as sources of contamination1975TR_452_Microbial contamination of meat in boning and packing rooms.pdf

TR 453Locker, R.H.TR_453_Histology of highly stretched beef muscle.pdfSingle fibers or small bundles of fibers from ox sternomandibularis may be stretched to five times rest length.1975TR_453_Histology of highly stretched beef muscle.pdf

TR 454Locker, R.H.TR_454_Transverse anisotropy in beef muscle.pdfThe highly organised fibrillar structure of muscle confers its anisotropic properties, that is, its differing behaviour along and across the fibres.1976TR_454_Transverse anisotropy in beef muscle.pdf

TR 455Marlow, J.C.TR_455_Blood collection and processing to remove contamination.pdfSome methods of providing raw liquid blood in a form suitable for input to a fluidized bed drier have been studied1976TR_455_Blood collection and processing to remove contamination.pdf

TR 456Chrystall, B.B.TR_456_Accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdfAcclerated conditioning of lamb by electric shock treatment is an important breakthrough for the New Zealand meat industry,1975TR_456_Accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdf

TR 457AnonymousTR_457_MIRINZ buletin No 2 – Insect control.pdfIssue devoted to topic of controlling coackroaches, flies and ants within the meat plant1975TR_457_MIRINZ buletin No 2 – Insect control.pdf

TR 458VariousTR_458_Seventeenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1975.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1975TR_458_Seventeenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1975.pdf

TR 459Davey, C.L.TR_459_Cold shortening and cooking changes in beef.pdfQuantitative relationships have been established between pre-rigor shortening in beef sternomandibularis muscle and cooking shrinkage and weight loss.1975TR_459_Cold shortening and cooking changes in beef.pdf

TR 460Davey, C.L.TR_460_Cold shortening and beef muscle growth.pdfCold shortening capacity is related to animal growth.1975TR_460_Cold shortening and beef muscle growth.pdf

TR 461VariousTR_461_Technical digest, Vol 17, No5 – 1975.pdf
1975TR_461_Technical digest, Vol 17, No5 – 1975.pdf

TR 462Rushbrook, A.J.TR_462_Air humidity and temperature psychrometer for high humidity applications.pdfEnvironmental surveys of high humidity areas in meat processing works required the measurement of both temperature and  relative humidity.1976TR_462_Air humidity and temperature psychrometer for high humidity applications.pdf

TR 463Davey, C.L.TR_463_Tenderness of cooked and raw meat from young and old beef animals.pdfThe shortening—toughness relationships for sternomandibularis muscles of young ox and large old bull have been compared.1975TR_463_Tenderness of cooked and raw meat from young and old beef animals.pdf

TR 464Davey, C.L.TR_464_Paracrystallization of actomyosin.pdfThe interaction of actin and myosin lies at the basis of muscular contraction. For this reason actomyosin , as  gels or threads, has been used as useful contractile model.1975TR_464_Paracrystallization of actomyosin.pdf

TR 465AnonymousTR_465_MIRINZ bulletin No 3 – Insecticides.pdfIssue devoted to topic of types of insecticides, where and how to use them and safety precautions, including first aid1975TR_465_MIRINZ bulletin No 3 – Insecticides.pdf

TR 466VariousTR_466_Research progress report – 31 March to 18 August 1975.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19751975TR_466_Research progress report – 31 March to 18 August 1975.pdf

TR 467AnonymousTR_467_MIRINZ newsletter, number 42, 1975. Humane slaughter and accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdfUpdate on projects and other activities; Main article reports on development of electrical pulses in slaughter1975TR_467_MIRINZ newsletter, number 42, 1975. Humane slaughter and accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdf

TR 468VariousTR_468_Technical digest, v.17, no.6, 1975.pdf
1976TR_468_Technical digest, v.17, no.6, 1975.pdf

TR 469AnonymousTR_469_Guidelines for the manufacture of restructured mutton using the Comitrol-Bettcher process.pdfThe product has a pleasant meaty flavour without added flavourings1975TR_469_Guidelines for the manufacture of restructured mutton using the Comitrol-Bettcher process.pdf

TR 470Chrystall, B.B.TR_470_Accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdfAccelerated conditioning of lamb by the use of high voltage electrical stimulation has been investigated in model and pilot scale studies1975TR_470_Accelerated conditioning of lamb.pdf

TR 471Locker, R.H.TR_471_Effect of shortening during cooking on tenderness and histology of beef.pdfIn muscles which have gone into rigor at 15°C or 37°C without shortening, prevention of cooking shortening leads to greater toughness than in samples cooked free.1975TR_471_Effect of shortening during cooking on tenderness and histology of beef.pdf

TR 472AnonymousTR_472_Guidelines for the aging of conditioned lamb legs.pdfConditioning refers to the early stages of holding lambs during which the normal post-mortem changes are going to completion (rigor mortis) at sufficiently high temperatures to avoid cold shortening.1975TR_472_Guidelines for the aging of conditioned lamb legs.pdf

TR 473Locker, R.H.TR_473_New concepts in meat processing.pdfThe relationship between meat tenderness and refrigeration technology has only begun to be understood in the last decade, although refrigeration has been with the industry for a century.1975TR_473_New concepts in meat processing.pdf

TR 474Gill, C.O.TR_474_Effect of delayed evisceration on the mycrobial quality of meat.pdfThe postmortem invasion of muscle and other tissues by bacteria from the intestinal tract was studied with the use of radioactive tracers.1975TR_474_Effect of delayed evisceration on the mycrobial quality of meat.pdf

TR 475Locker, R.H.TR_475_Rigor mortis in beef sternomandibularis muscle at 37°C.pdfBeef sternomandibularis muscle, restrained from shortening, was more tender if it entered rigor at 37°C than at 15°C.1975TR_475_Rigor mortis in beef sternomandibularis muscle at 37°C.pdf

TR 476Wenham, L.M.TR_476_Properties and utilization of enucleated lamb kidneys.pdfThe purposes of this study have been to determine the effects of enucleation on the quality of the kidney as a fancy meat, and whether, since kidneys become available in bulk, further useful product development is possible.1976TR_476_Properties and utilization of enucleated lamb kidneys.pdf

TR 477AnonymousTR_477_Guidelines for the conditioning and aging of squat posture lamb cuts for MEDCO.pdfConditioning prevents the later development of excessive toughness, but on its own does not entirely counter the occasional occurrence of slight to moderate toughness1975TR_477_Guidelines for the conditioning and aging of squat posture lamb cuts for MEDCO.pdf

TR 478Nottingham, P.M.TR_478_Use of wood in cold stores.pdfIn the past, wood was widely used in the meat industry as a structural material, as well as for floors, room linings and working surfaces.1975TR_478_Use of wood in cold stores.pdf

TR 479Haughey, D.P.TR_479_Heparin and mucosa collection.pdfIn the course of an overseas trip in 1975 visits were made to a number of uharmaceutical companies connected with heparin production in Europe1976TR_479_Heparin and mucosa collection.pdf

TR 480Locker, R.H.TR_480_Tenderness in relation to the temperature of rigor onset in cold shortened beef.pdfHere we wish to report briefly on two further experiments in which beef sternomandibularis muscle was allowed to cold shorten for 24 h.1976TR_480_Tenderness in relation to the temperature of rigor onset in cold shortened beef.pdf

TR 481VariousTR_481_Technical digest, v.18, no.1, 1976.pdf
1976TR_481_Technical digest, v.18, no.1, 1976.pdf

TR 482AnonymousTR_482_Nitrates and nitrites in cured meats.pdfSummarises possible carcinogenic effects of using nitrates and nitrites in the manufacture of cured meat products are discussed. Regulations proposed by USDA for banning the use of nitrates and restricting the use of nitrites1975TR_482_Nitrates and nitrites in cured meats.pdf

TR 483AnonymousTR_483_More about nitrates and nitrites.pdfReproduces information prepared by the American Meat Institute on the use of nitrates and nitrites in cured meats1975TR_483_More about nitrates and nitrites.pdf

TR 484Haughey, D.P.TR_484_Frozen meat transportation in New Zealand using insulated containers.pdfReports results of series of temperature measurements made during static and rail haulage tests with six point one length I.S.O. containers stowed with frozen lamb carcasses, or cartons of boneless beef, lamb cuts or offals1975TR_484_Frozen meat transportation in New Zealand using insulated containers.pdf

TR 485Davey, C.L.TR_485_Temperature coefficient of beef aging.pdfA study has been made of the effect of holding temperature on the ageing of beef sternomandibularis muscle.1976TR_485_Temperature coefficient of beef aging.pdf

TR 486Davey, C.L.TR_486_Effects of ageing and cooking on the tenderness of beef muscle.pdfIn the last 10 years the much clearer understanding of muscle structure and function has advanced our knowledge of the mechanism of meat ageing.1976TR_486_Effects of ageing and cooking on the tenderness of beef muscle.pdf

TR 487Rigg, W.J.TR_487_Plastic film testing – Interim report.pdfGeneral discussion of packaging meat export products1976TR_487_Plastic film testing – Interim report.pdf

TR 488AnonymousTR_488_MIRINZ Bulletin – Food poisoning.pdfIssue devoted to topic of causes of food poisoning, and the need for strict hygiene practices to reduce its incidence1975TR_488_MIRINZ Bulletin – Food poisoning.pdf

TR 489Haughey, D.P.TR_489_Insulin and pancreas.pdfPresent and future prospects for insulin and other products derived from the pancreas gland are discussed. Markets, prices and yields are analysed and the proper procedures for pancreas collection and handling are summarised1976TR_489_Insulin and pancreas.pdf

TR 490Chrystall, B.B.TR_490_Electrical stimulation and lamb tenderness.pdfHigh voltage (3600 V) electrical stimulation of freshly slaughtered lambs has been investigated as a practical method of accelerating glycolysis.1975TR_490_Electrical stimulation and lamb tenderness.pdf

TR 491Davey, C.L.TR_491_Carcass electrical stimulation to prevent cold shortening in beef.pdfIf beef sides are subjected to a 1-2 min period of high-voltage (3600 V) electrical stimulation immediately after carcass dressing, the time for rigor setting is reduced from 24h to about 5h.1975TR_491_Carcass electrical stimulation to prevent cold shortening in beef.pdf

TR 492Davey, C.L.TR_492_Structural changes in beef muscle during ageing.pdfThe ageing of beef muscle set in rigor mortis while restrained at twice its resting, excised length has been examined.1975TR_492_Structural changes in beef muscle during ageing.pdf

TR 493Edwards, B.F.TR_493_Evaluation of a commercial finned evaporator.pdfTo evaluate performance as an aid to economical design, the overall heat transfer coefficient of a typical finned evaporator1976TR_493_Evaluation of a commercial finned evaporator.pdf

TR 494Davey, C.L.TR_494_Organization of myosin molecules in the muscle thick filament.pdfTryptic treatment of muscle thick filaments reveals the underlying back bone of aggregated L-meromyosnias a coil of 3 secondary filaments (helical repeat 130 nm) each in turn a coil of 3 finer ones.1976TR_494_Organization of myosin molecules in the muscle thick filament.pdf

TR 495AnonymousTR_495_MEDCO specification for the conditioning of lamb.pdfLists rules which must be followed if lamb is to reach an acceptable level of tenderness1976TR_495_MEDCO specification for the conditioning of lamb.pdf

TR 496AnonymousTR_496_Microbiological monitoring of head meat and neck trimmings.pdfInstructions are given for the sampling and bacteriological examination of head meat and neck trimmings1976TR_496_Microbiological monitoring of head meat and neck trimmings.pdf

TR 497Cooper, R.N.TR_497_Guidelines for conducting a survey of freezing works effluents.pdfThe objectives to be accomplished in conducting an in-plant survey of effluents1976TR_497_Guidelines for conducting a survey of freezing works effluents.pdf

TR 498Newton, K.G.TR_498_Storage of vacuum packaged chilled lamb. 2. Influence of delay between cutting and packing and level of vacuum applied during packing.pdfStorage trial conducted to investigate the effects on the storage life and microflora of vacuum packaged chilled lamb cuts, of delays up to 24 hours between cutting and packing and vacuum levels of 300 and 580 mm Hg drawn during packing1976TR_498_Storage of vacuum packaged chilled lamb. 2. Influence of delay between cutting and packing and level of vacuum applied during packing.pdf

TR 499Mullan, H.K.TR_499_Noise in the meat industry.pdfInvestigations were made at three North Island freezing works to assess the problem of noise as a health hazard1976TR_499_Noise in the meat industry.pdf

TR 500Newton, K.G.TR_500_Microbiological counting methods.pdfHygiene and quality control programmes in meat works require regular microbiological assessment of their effectiveness.1976TR_500_Microbiological counting methods.pdf

TR 501VariousTR_501_Technical digest, v.18, no.2, 1976.pdf
1976TR_501_Technical digest, v.18, no.2, 1976.pdf

TR 502PatentTR_502_Improvements in products immersion freezing machines – Patent specification.pdfAn immersion freezing machine consisting of an endless conveyor with wire frame pushers sited under a mesh screen is described. It is particularly designed for treating small products such as sheep brains and kidneys1971TR_502_Improvements in products immersion freezing machines – Patent specification.pdf

TR 503PatentTR_503_Improvements in or relating to the preparation of chilled or frozen meat. Provisional specification.pdfA method of accelerating the conditioning process of carcasses by electrically stimulating the hanging carcasses within five minutes of slaughter is described1974TR_503_Improvements in or relating to the preparation of chilled or frozen meat. Provisional specification.pdf

TR 504PatentTR_504_Method of and means for liquid extraction from gall bladders. Provisional specification.pdfA machine which will cleanly cut gall bladders of animal origin and permit the efficient separation of the bladder skins and the liquid gall is described1974TR_504_Method of and means for liquid extraction from gall bladders. Provisional specification.pdf

TR 505PatentTR_505_Improvements in or relating to electrical stunning apparatus. Complete specification.pdfAn improved system of electrical stunning of animals, primarily sheep, lambs, and calves, is described1975TR_505_Improvements in or relating to electrical stunning apparatus. Complete specification.pdf

TR 506Locker, R.H.TR_506_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 2. Further evidence on the location and nature of gap filaments.pdfThe response of beef muscle fibers to gross overstretch varied. In most fibers the A-filaments dislocated and stretched, and then a gap opened between the A- and I-bands.1975TR_506_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 2. Further evidence on the location and nature of gap filaments.pdf

TR 507Locker, R.H.TR_507_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 3. Abnormal contraction patterns in ox muscle, produced by overstretching during pre-rigor blending.pdfOx muscle, blended in the prerigor state in a “relaxing” medium, does not produce unshortened myofibrils, but ones in which both sarcomeres and A-bands are contracted, by up to half their normal length.1975TR_507_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 3. Abnormal contraction patterns in ox muscle, produced by overstretching during pre-rigor blending.pdf

TR 508Kirton, A.H.TR_508_Determination of age of lamb carcasses from pelvic ossification.pdfIn a study involving over 300 pelves from lambs of known age at slaughter it was shown that time of ossification was poorly related to age of lamb.1975TR_508_Determination of age of lamb carcasses from pelvic ossification.pdf

TR 509Lambden, A.E.TR_509_Effect of coagulation and drying on amino acids present in blood.pdfCurrent practice for the processing of blood recovered from slaughtered animals is heat coagulation followed by centrifugation and heat drying of the coagulum1976TR_509_Effect of coagulation and drying on amino acids present in blood.pdf

TR 510Lambden, A.E.TR_510_Effects of further heating on dried blood.pdfThe Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries’ “Manual of Documentation for Meat and Meat Products Exported from N.Z.” sets out the requirements for heat sterilization of these materials1976TR_510_Effects of further heating on dried blood.pdf

TR 511VariousTR_511_Annual research report 1975-76.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19761976TR_511_Annual research report 1975-76.pdf

TR 512Fleming, A.K.TR_512_Survey of refrigerated facilities in New Zealand.pdfNew Zealand’s economy is based on pastoral agriculture and, since 1882, when the first shipment of frozen meat was exported, refrigeration has been an essential link in the food export industries.1977TR_512_Survey of refrigerated facilities in New Zealand.pdf

TR 513AnonymousTR_513_MIRINZ Bulletin – Refrigeration-2.pdfIssue devoted to topic of methods of improving refrigeration plant efficiency1976TR_513_MIRINZ Bulletin – Refrigeration-2.pdf

TR 514AnonymousTR_514_Operational research programme, 1976-1977.pdfOutline of the proposed research programme for 1976-19771976TR_514_Operational research programme, 1976-1977.pdf

TR 515Tobin, P.A.TR_515_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1-400.pdfIndex to MIRINZ publications1976TR_515_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1-400.pdf

TR 516VariousTR_516_Technical digest, v.18, no.3, 1976.pdf
1976TR_516_Technical digest, v.18, no.3, 1976.pdf

TR 517Locker, R.H.TR_517_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 4. Evidence for movement of gap filaments through the Z-line, using the N2-line and M-line as markers.pdfIn heavily loaded rigor muscle, breaks or stretch zones often occur on one side of the Z-line. The N2-line in the opposite intact I-band is dragged toward the Z-line.1976TR_517_Histology of highly-stretched beef muscle. 4. Evidence for movement of gap filaments through the Z-line, using the N2-line and M-line as markers.pdf

TR 518Fleming, A.K.TR_518_Evaluation of the South Island meat loaders and transport system for frozen lamb.pdfA two-week survey was made of temperatures in frozen lamb carcasses through the South Island transport systems via the meat loaders at Bluff and Timaru1976TR_518_Evaluation of the South Island meat loaders and transport system for frozen lamb.pdf

TR 519VariousTR_519_Eighteenth meat industry research conference, Rotorua – 1976.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1976TR_519_Eighteenth meat industry research conference, Rotorua – 1976.pdf

TR 520AnonymousTR_520_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 45 – Use of dry ice in railway wagons.pdfArticles on the possible use of dry ice in railway wagons, studies on flooring materials for freezing works, effects of heating dried blood, an evaluation of a decanter centrifuge, and the use of ultrafiltration for effluent treatment1976TR_520_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 45 – Use of dry ice in railway wagons.pdf

TR 521Fernando, T.TR_521_Blood processing. Feasibility study of some alternatives.pdfInvestigates the feasibility of collecting and processing cattle blood as edible plasma and red-cells1976TR_521_Blood processing. Feasibility study of some alternatives.pdf

TR 522Nottingham, P.M.TR_522_International commission on microbiological specifications for foods. Report on 1976 meeting.pdfCollection of papers on microbiological specifications for foods. Held in Alexandria, Egypt, March 23rd-April 1st 19761976TR_522_International commission on microbiological specifications for foods. Report on 1976 meeting.pdf

TR 523AnonymousTR_523_Wall cladding test report.pdfA white polypropylene-polyethylene copolymer sheet material 3 mm thick in 1.2×2.4 m (8’x4′) sheets.1976TR_523_Wall cladding test report.pdf

TR 524Working PartyTR_524_Report of the Working Party on Automatic Carcass Freezers, 10 June 1976.pdfDr Fleming outlined the principal findings in a survey of five automatic carcass freezers, as previously presented at the 1976 Meat Industry Research Conference in Rotorua1976TR_524_Report of the Working Party on Automatic Carcass Freezers, 10 June 1976.pdf

TR 525AnonymousTR_525_Specification for accelerated conditioning of lambs before dressing.pdfConditioning is allowing the normal post mortem changes to go to completion (rigor mortis) before chilling or freezing, so that toughness development from cold or thaw shortening is prevented1976TR_525_Specification for accelerated conditioning of lambs before dressing.pdf

TR 526Fernando, T.TR_526_Utilizing paunch content material by ultrafiltration.pdfPaunch content material (PCM) is currently regarded as a waste stream1976TR_526_Utilizing paunch content material by ultrafiltration.pdf

TR 527Locker, R.H.TR_527_Extensibility, strength and tenderness of beef cooked to various degrees.pdfThe response to loading of strips of ox sternomandibularis muscle varies greatly with degree of cooking.1976TR_527_Extensibility, strength and tenderness of beef cooked to various degrees.pdf

TR 528Lambden, A.E.TR_528_Effects of heat on the lysine content of dried blood.pdfThe results confirm the previously reported finding that protein damage becomes significant after heating at temperatures about 175° for 1 h (MIRINZ 510) and show that FDNB-reactive lysine is more sensitive to heat damage than total lysine.1976TR_528_Effects of heat on the lysine content of dried blood.pdf

TR 529Locker, R.H.TR_529_Ham and bacon from lamb. Papers presented at a seminar held at MIRINZ on 11th August 1976.pdfThe dwindling of dairy wastes has adversely effected pig production1976TR_529_Ham and bacon from lamb. Papers presented at a seminar held at MIRINZ on 11th August 1976.pdf

TR 530Gill, C.O.TR_530_Substrate limitation of bacterial growth at meat surfaces.pdfUtilization of the low molecular weight, soluble components of meat by an anaerobic and an aerobic spoilage bacterium was examined.1976TR_530_Substrate limitation of bacterial growth at meat surfaces.pdf

TR 531Working PartyTR_531_Brief of space requirements. Proposed extension to Meat Research Complex, Ruakura, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, to enable MIRINZ to participate in research work.pdfGeneral requirements for the proposed extension to the Meat Research Complex at Ruakura are outlined1976TR_531_Brief of space requirements. Proposed extension to Meat Research Complex, Ruakura, Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries, to enable MIRINZ to participate in research work.pdf

TR 532AnonymousTR_532_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 46 – Electrical stunning gun.pdfArticles on developments associated with the introduction of the MIRINZ electrical stunning gun into the works situation, developments in the use of accelerated conditioning and the results of a study into the storage life of gas packaged lamb1976TR_532_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 46 – Electrical stunning gun.pdf

TR 533VariousTR_533_Technical digest, v.18, no.4, 1976.pdf
1976TR_533_Technical digest, v.18, no.4, 1976.pdf

TR 534AnonymousTR_534_Specification for the preparation and freezing of hot-boned bobby veal.pdfWhen bobby calves are processed and handled as per this Specification, the requirement that all bobby calves are chilled to a deep body temperature of 10degrees c per M. D. circ ular 197 1/57 of 5th March 1971, before boning is waived.1976TR_534_Specification for the preparation and freezing of hot-boned bobby veal.pdf

TR 535Haughey, D.P.TR_535_Market potential and processing of blood products – some overseas observations.pdfDiscusses market potential with reference to production volumes, prices, product uses and characteristics. The major applications considered are human edible foods, animal and insect foods, and adhesives1976TR_535_Market potential and processing of blood products – some overseas observations.pdf

TR 536Fernando, T.TR_536_Blood concentration by ultrafiltration.pdfThe utilization of ultrafiltration (UF) for concentrating cattle blood has been extensively investigated in this work.1976TR_536_Blood concentration by ultrafiltration.pdf

TR 537AnonymousTR_537_MIRINZ Bulletin – Noise control.pdfIssue devoted to topic of noise and its effects on personnel, including basic methods of reducing noise within the meat works1976TR_537_MIRINZ Bulletin – Noise control.pdf

TR 538Not Used





TR 539Working PartyTR_539_Minutes of a meeting of the Working Party on the Automation of Carcass Marshalling, September 9th, 1976.pdfPresent costs of marshalling carcasses, the DSIR work on automatic weighing and grading and the proposed DSIR system for automatic marshalling are summarised. Alternative methods under development, and in use, are also described1976TR_539_Minutes of a meeting of the Working Party on the Automation of Carcass Marshalling, September 9th, 1976.pdf

TR 540Davey, C.L.TR_540_Tensile strength and the tenderness of beef sternomandibularis muscle.pdfTenderness of meat is undoubtedly related to mechanical strength and can be measured as a shearing force across the fibre by a tenderometer.1976TR_540_Tensile strength and the tenderness of beef sternomandibularis muscle.pdf

TR 541VariousTR_541_Research progress report 1st April to 14th October 1976.pdfCurrent research projects are outlined giving the object, background and progress to date of each project1976TR_541_Research progress report 1st April to 14th October 1976.pdf

TR 542Wenham, L.M.TR_542_Effect of marinading on beef.pdfOriginally a marinade was a brine used to pickle fish, but the term now implies an acidic liquid used to soften and flavour meat or fish.1976TR_542_Effect of marinading on beef.pdf

TR 543Davey, C.L.TR_543_Thaw contracture and the disappearance of adenosinetriphosphate in frozen lamb.pdfTenderness studies have received considerable impetus with the discoveries that the shortened state of meat in large part determines toughness, and that pre-rigor chilling stimulates shortening.1976TR_543_Thaw contracture and the disappearance of adenosinetriphosphate in frozen lamb.pdf

TR 544AnonymousTR_544_Staff directives, 1976.pdfStaff directives1976TR_544_Staff directives, 1976.pdf

TR 545Gilbert, K.V.TR_545_Carcass electrical stimulation and early boning of beef.pdfIn beef sides subjected to a 2 min period of high voltage (3600 V) electrical stimulation immediately after carcass dressing, rigor developed in 5 h, the ultimate pH of the meat being reached in that time.1976TR_545_Carcass electrical stimulation and early boning of beef.pdf

TR 546VariousTR_546_Technical digest, v.18, no.5, 1976.pdf
1976TR_546_Technical digest, v.18, no.5, 1976.pdf

TR 547Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_547_An inter-company cost performance study of the handling, freezing and storage of carcass and cartoned meat.pdfReports results of an inter-company comparison of the costs incurred in moving carcasses from the cooling floor entrance to transportation load-out, and cartons from the point of production to transportation load-out1976TR_547_An inter-company cost performance study of the handling, freezing and storage of carcass and cartoned meat.pdf

TR 548Law, N.H.TR_548_Electrical safety guidelines for the operation of accelerated conditioning systems.pdfThe accelerated conditioning (AC) of meat has called for a technology which requires the strict observance of safety precautions to ensure the safety of works personnel1976TR_548_Electrical safety guidelines for the operation of accelerated conditioning systems.pdf

TR 549Locker, R.H.TR_549_Meat tenderness and the gap filaments.pdfA theory is developed relating the myofibrillar component of meat tenderness to a third set of filaments in the sarcomere: the ‘gap filaments’.1976TR_549_Meat tenderness and the gap filaments.pdf

TR 550Davey, C.L.TR_550_Freezing rate, frozen storage and lamb tenderness.pdfAlthough refrigeration has long been the overriding means of preserving meat, its effect on tenderness has only been systematically studied in recent years (Locker et al., 1975) al., 1975).1977TR_550_Freezing rate, frozen storage and lamb tenderness.pdf

TR 551West, J.TR_551_Heparin recovery processing of ovine intestinal mucosa.pdfRecovery of the blood anticoagulant, heparin, from ovine intestinal mucosa has been proposed1976TR_551_Heparin recovery processing of ovine intestinal mucosa.pdf

TR 552AnonymousTR_552_Protocol for the measurement of muscle pH.pdfThere are two pH values that are considered as indicators of meat quality.1976TR_552_Protocol for the measurement of muscle pH.pdf

TR 553Law, N.H.TR_553_Studies relating to blood splash in lambs and sheep.pdfCollection of papers on the problem of blood splash and its relationship to stunning and slaughter procedures1976TR_553_Studies relating to blood splash in lambs and sheep.pdf

TR 554AnonymousTR_554_MIRINZ Bulletin – Stock meals – How to produce clean feeding meals for stock.pdfIssue devoted to topic of methods of producing a clean meal and avoiding its recontamination1976TR_554_MIRINZ Bulletin – Stock meals – How to produce clean feeding meals for stock.pdf

TR 555VariousTR_555_Technical digest, v.19, no.1, 1977.pdf
1977TR_555_Technical digest, v.19, no.1, 1977.pdf

TR 556Durbin, J.R.TR_556_Computer simulation of a refrigeration evaporator. Part I. Air temperature studies.pdfA mathematical model of a refrigeration evaporator was developed as part of a larger study into the environmental control of meat chillers1976TR_556_Computer simulation of a refrigeration evaporator. Part I. Air temperature studies.pdf

TR 557AnonymousTR_557_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 47 – Safety with fluorocarbon refrigerants.pdfArticles on safety measures to use when dealing with FC-22 refrigerant, problems with the introduction of the electrical stunning gun and the occurrence of bruising on beef carcasses caused when the animals roll out of the stunning box1977TR_557_MIRINZ Newsletter, No 47 – Safety with fluorocarbon refrigerants.pdf

TR 558Munro, P.A.TR_558_Meat hydrolysis with free and immobilised proteases – A preliminary report.pdfMany waste meat tissues which are at present downgraded to stock feed or fertiliser could be used to make edible products for human consumption1977TR_558_Meat hydrolysis with free and immobilised proteases – A preliminary report.pdf

TR 559AnonymousTR_559_Operational research programme – 1977-78.pdfFields of study, together with their object and background, where needed, are described.1977TR_559_Operational research programme – 1977-78.pdf

TR 560VariousTR_560_Research progress report – Oct 76-Mar 77.pdfResearch progress report1977TR_560_Research progress report – Oct 76-Mar 77.pdf

TR 561Heddle, J.H.TR_561_Introduction to the principles and effects of euthropication.pdfThis paper attempts to provide a simple yet comprehensive introduction to eutrophication and its effects.1976TR_561_Introduction to the principles and effects of euthropication.pdf

TR 562AnonymousTR_562_MIRINZ Bulletin – Sheep parasites.pdfIssue devoted to topic of four common sheep parasites: sheep measles, sarcocysts, liver fluke and hydatids1977TR_562_MIRINZ Bulletin – Sheep parasites.pdf

TR 563VariousTR_563_Technical digest, v.19, no.2, 1977.pdf
1977TR_563_Technical digest, v.19, no.2, 1977.pdf

TR 564Rigg, W.J.TR_564_Evaluation of film used for the export of chilled beef.pdfThe re-examination of the contents of two containers of vacuum packaged chilled beef in which there had been inadequate temperature control presented the opportunity to evaluate the properties of the packaging film used.1977TR_564_Evaluation of film used for the export of chilled beef.pdf

TR 565Mawson, R.F.TR_565_Evaluation of light weight boards for boneless beef cartons.pdfWith the advent of mechanical handling and containerization, interest has been expressed in using lighter weight carton boards for packing frozen boneless beef to reduce packaging costs and increase the efficiency of container utilization.1977TR_565_Evaluation of light weight boards for boneless beef cartons.pdf

TR 566Bentley, G.R.TR_566_Hygiene. Reason why.pdfIs hygiene just a waste of money?1977TR_566_Hygiene. Reason why.pdf

TR 567Lambden, A.E.TR_567_Amino acid content of New Zealand meat and bone meals.pdfFeeding meals produced by a number of works have been analysed and the amino acid content compared with the dietary requirements of chickens and pigs.1977TR_567_Amino acid content of New Zealand meat and bone meals.pdf

TR 568Rushbrook, A.J.TR_568_Computer programs for direct digital control of engineering plant.pdfComputer control programs are presented which are suitable for controlling industrial engineering equipment under direct digital control1977TR_568_Computer programs for direct digital control of engineering plant.pdf

TR 569Phillips, D.M.TR_569_Versatile power supply for electronic flash tubes.pdfReaders of the treatise on photomicrography by Loveland (1970), may be interested in constructing the electronic flash circuitry described therein.1977TR_569_Versatile power supply for electronic flash tubes.pdf

TR 570Locker, R.H.TR_570_Lamb ham and bacon.pdfThe dwindling of dairy wastes has caused a decline in pig production in New Zealand.1977TR_570_Lamb ham and bacon.pdf

TR 571Gill, C.O.TR_571_Penetration of bacteria into meat.pdfBacteria are confined to the surface of meat during the logarithmic phase of growth.1977TR_571_Penetration of bacteria into meat.pdf

TR 572Frazerhurst,L.F.TR_572_Report on percussion stunning trial- Horotiu – 7-9th and 10th March 1977.pdfDiscusses trials of the Telford Equipment Company’s cartridge operated percussion gun for slaughtering sheep and lambs, as an alternative to electrical stunning in a normal production situation1977TR_572_Report on percussion stunning trial- Horotiu – 7-9th and 10th March 1977.pdf

TR 573Bass, J.J.TR_573_Effects of induced cryptorchidism in bulls.pdfArtificial  clyptorchidism causes aspermatogenesis in a number of mammalian species1976TR_573_Effects of induced cryptorchidism in bulls.pdf

TR 574Fernando, T.TR_574_Ultrafiltration of blood washings.pdfTwo types of commercially available ultrafiltration (UF) membranes have been evaluated for concentrating blood washings (sticking area blood wash water)1977TR_574_Ultrafiltration of blood washings.pdf

TR 575Rushbrook, A.J.TR_575_Automatic environmental control of meat chillers.pdfCorrect environmental control of meat chilling is essential if carcass product quality is to be maintained1977TR_575_Automatic environmental control of meat chillers.pdf

TR 576VariousTR_576_Annual research report 1976-77.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19771977TR_576_Annual research report 1976-77.pdf

TR 577Newton, K.G.TR_577_Coliforms from hides and meat.pdfMost of the coliforms on meat probably originate from contamination on the hide of the animal1976TR_577_Coliforms from hides and meat.pdf

TR 578Fleming, A.K.TR_578_Evaluation of automatic carcass freezer.pdfA brief evaluation was made of the physical aspects of the freezer.1975TR_578_Evaluation of automatic carcass freezer.pdf

TR 579Fleming, A.K.TR_579_Addendum to Evaluation of automatic carcass freezer, Thos. Borthwick and Sons, Feilding, 1976.pdfThis report examines the effect of two changes made to the freezer to improve its performance, following an earlier survey made in December 1975.1976TR_579_Addendum to Evaluation of automatic carcass freezer, Thos. Borthwick and Sons, Feilding, 1976.pdf

TR 580Edwards, B.F.TR_580_Survey of referigeration facilites at Tomoana Works, Nelsons (NZ) Ltd, Hastings.pdfA detailed survey was made of the ammonia refrigeration system at the Tomoana works,1976TR_580_Survey of referigeration facilites at Tomoana Works, Nelsons (NZ) Ltd, Hastings.pdf

TR 581Edwards, B.F.TR_581_Survey of referigeration facilities at Patea Freezing Co. Ltd.pdfA detailed survey was made of the ammonia refrigeration system at the Patea works.1977TR_581_Survey of referigeration facilities at Patea Freezing Co. Ltd.pdf

TR 582Mullan, H.K.TR_582_Survey of beef house at Pacific Freezing.pdfFollowing complaints from the meat inspectors regarding the noise on the beef floor MIRINZ was requested to survey the area and comment on the situation.1977TR_582_Survey of beef house at Pacific Freezing.pdf

TR 583Rushbrook, A.J.TR_583_Comparison of thermostat and computer control of a beef chiller environment at Westfield Freezing Works.pdfPrevious pilot scale studies at MIRINZ on the environmental control of meat chillers showed that computer control could yield significant improvements in process operation.1977TR_583_Comparison of thermostat and computer control of a beef chiller environment at Westfield Freezing Works.pdf

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TR 585Not Used





TR 586Rushbrook, A.J.TR_586_Temperature control of chilled meat shipments in containers. Part 2. Two-dimensional model studies.pdfThe shipment of chilled meat in containers requires the product to be maintained within a very narrow temperature range to prevent freezing or meat spoilage1977TR_586_Temperature control of chilled meat shipments in containers. Part 2. Two-dimensional model studies.pdf

TR 587Fry, G.N.TR_587_Freeze fracture studies of nexuses between smooth muscle cells.pdfThe freeze-fracture appearance of the nexus was compared in the smooth muscle of guinea pig sphincter pupillae, portal vein, pulmonary artery taenia coli, uretzr, and vas deferens, mouse vas deferens1977TR_587_Freeze fracture studies of nexuses between smooth muscle cells.pdf

TR 588Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_588_Current status of paralec stunning equipment.pdfConsistent electrical stunning of sheep and lambs depends mainly on the ability to achieve a good electrical contact between the stunner electrodes and the animals head.1977TR_588_Current status of paralec stunning equipment.pdf

TR 589Gilbert, K.V.TR_589_Electrical stimulation and the hot boning of beef.pdfBeef sides were stimulated immediately after carcass dressing and then hot boned, the prima l cut s being t ransferred to freezing or chilling at 2 h post mortem.1977TR_589_Electrical stimulation and the hot boning of beef.pdf

TR 590Rushbrook, A.J.TR_590_Temperature control simulation of chilled meat in containers.pdfShipment of chilled meat in containers from New Zealand involves long transit times, and, to be successful, the product should be maintained between -0.5 and -1.5°C.1976TR_590_Temperature control simulation of chilled meat in containers.pdf

TR 591Fleming, A.K.TR_591_Refrigeration demands for meat processing.pdfA recent survey of refrigerated facilities in New Zealand (Fleming, 1976) established that the frozen meat export industry was by far the largest user of refrigeration.1976TR_591_Refrigeration demands for meat processing.pdf

TR 592Davey, C.L.TR_592_Carcass electrical stimulation to prevent cold shortening toughness in beef.pdfThe advent of commercial refrigeration has been regarded as a panacea to the simple preservation by freezing of foodstuffs which, if properly packaged, could be safely stored for months, if not years.1976TR_592_Carcass electrical stimulation to prevent cold shortening toughness in beef.pdf

TR 593Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_593_Cost performance analyses in large cold storage facilities.pdfThe primary measure of efficiency in cold storage and associated operations is cost.1976TR_593_Cost performance analyses in large cold storage facilities.pdf

TR 594VariousTR_594_Technical digest, Volume 19, No 3 – 1977.pdf
1977TR_594_Technical digest, Volume 19, No 3 – 1977.pdf

TR 595AnonymousTR_595_MIRINZ Newsletter No 48 – Accelerated conditioning – Progress.pdfArticles on progress in research on accelerated conditioning and the continuing controversy over the nitrite/nitrosamine problem in meat1977TR_595_MIRINZ Newsletter No 48 – Accelerated conditioning – Progress.pdf

TR 596O’Gill, C.TR_596_Lipid accumulation in an oleaginous yeast (Candida 107) growing on glucose in single-stage continuous culture.pdfLipid -producing (oleaginous) organisms have been known for many years, and their potential as alternative sources of animal or plant oils has been periodically assessed1977TR_596_Lipid accumulation in an oleaginous yeast (Candida 107) growing on glucose in single-stage continuous culture.pdf

TR 597Newton, K.G.TR_597_Vacuum packaging of fresh meat.pdfGeneral discussion of vacuum packaging, effect on storage life of hygiene during slaughter, chilling and boning, ultimate pH, packaging systems and films, temperature of storage, and microbial and biochemical changes1977TR_597_Vacuum packaging of fresh meat.pdf

TR 598Tavener, A.TR_598_Portable multi-channel UHF telemetry system.pdfA multi-channel, UHF, FM, telemetry system based upon a PYE “Pocketfone” has been designed for the measurement of sub-zero temperatUres.1977TR_598_Portable multi-channel UHF telemetry system.pdf

TR 599Loeffen, M.P.F.TR_599_Lamb carcass freezing time integrator and predictor using CMOS circuitry.pdfDescribes an electronic device to monitor the freezing time of lamb carcasses1977TR_599_Lamb carcass freezing time integrator and predictor using CMOS circuitry.pdf

TR 600Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_600_Blood splash incidence in lamb. 1976-1977 season. Preliminary report.pdfLimited experience with electrical stunning of lambs in previous seasons showed that blood splash, under certain circumstances could possibly become a serious problem ‘for the meat industry.1977TR_600_Blood splash incidence in lamb. 1976-1977 season. Preliminary report.pdf

TR 601Neet, L.G.TR_601_Histology of blood splash in lamb.pdfEcchymosis (blood splash), can occur in the carcasses of animals that have been stunned electrically or shot with a captive bolt.1976TR_601_Histology of blood splash in lamb.pdf

TR 602Denmead, C.F.TR_602_Methane production from meat industry wastes and other potential methods for their utilization.pdfWith the increasing costs of conventional fuels, the question has been raised regarding the anaerobic digestion of meat works wastes as a source of energy in the form, of methane gas1977TR_602_Methane production from meat industry wastes and other potential methods for their utilization.pdf

TR 603Newton, K.G.TR_603_Effect of storage of various gaseous atmospheres on the microflora of lamb chops held at minus one degree centigrade.pdfThe effect of different gaseous atmospheres on the development of the bacterial flora on lamb chops stored at —1 °C was examined.1978TR_603_Effect of storage of various gaseous atmospheres on the microflora of lamb chops held at minus one degree centigrade.pdf

TR 604Nottingham, P.M.TR_604_International Commission on Microbiological Specifications for Foods. Report on 1977 meeting.pdfThe XII General Conference of the International Commission on Microbiological Specifications for Foods was held in Cairo, Egypt from March 9-18, 1977. This meeting was attended by 20 members of the Commission1977TR_604_International Commission on Microbiological Specifications for Foods. Report on 1977 meeting.pdf

TR 605VariousTR_605_Technical digest, volume 19, no 4 – 1977.pdf
1977TR_605_Technical digest, volume 19, no 4 – 1977.pdf

TR 606Cooper, R.N.TR_606_Chemical treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdfA process for the chemical treatment of slaughterhouse wastes using sulphuric acid and sodium hexametaphosphate for the precipitation of protein is described1977TR_606_Chemical treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdf

TR 607Saxena, K.L.TR_607_Anaerobic filter treatment of meat wastes.pdfThe meat processing industry has long been recognised as a potentially major contributor to water pollution because of the highly pollutional nature of untreated wastewater1977TR_607_Anaerobic filter treatment of meat wastes.pdf

TR 608Gill, C.O.TR_608_Effects of temperature and growth rate on the proportion of unsaturated fatty acids in bacterial lipids.pdfThe effects of temperature and growth rate on the fatty acid composition of the extractable lipids of four mesophilic and three psychrotrophic bacteria were examined.1977TR_608_Effects of temperature and growth rate on the proportion of unsaturated fatty acids in bacterial lipids.pdf

TR 609Moore, V.J.TR_609_Palatability of cross-bred beef.pdfThe effect on palatability of crossing Angus with other beef breeds has been studied.1977TR_609_Palatability of cross-bred beef.pdf

TR 610VariousTR_610_Technical digest distribution list.pdfTechnical digest distribution list1977TR_610_Technical digest distribution list.pdf

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TR 612Not Used





TR 613Loeffen, M.P.F.TR_613_Lamb freezing.pdfThe export of frozen lamb carcasses earned New Zealand $261 million in overseas revenue in the 1975/76 year1977TR_613_Lamb freezing.pdf

TR 614Locker, R.H.TR_614_Meat tenderness and muscle structure.pdfThe first part of this paper describes the development by MIRINZ over the last 16 years of a new aspect of meat science1977TR_614_Meat tenderness and muscle structure.pdf

TR 615Moore, V.J.TR_615_Palatability of beef from cattle fed maize silage and pasture.pdfThe eating quality of freshly frozen beef from steers finished on either pasture or maize silage was the same.1977TR_615_Palatability of beef from cattle fed maize silage and pasture.pdf

TR 616Heddle, J.H.TR_616_Activated sludge treatment of meat wastes with protein recovery.pdfThis report assesses the feasibility of applying activated sludge treatment to effluent from New Zealand meat works1977TR_616_Activated sludge treatment of meat wastes with protein recovery.pdf

TR 617AnonymousTR_617_MIRINZ Bulletin No 2, 1977 – Air curtains.pdfDiscusses advantages of using air curtains and their proper installation1977TR_617_MIRINZ Bulletin No 2, 1977 – Air curtains.pdf

TR 618Tavener, A.TR_618_Simple, low cost thermistor anemometer.pdfA self,heating thermistor is used to detect air flows1977TR_618_Simple, low cost thermistor anemometer.pdf

TR 619VariousTR_619_Technical digest, Vol 19, No 5 – 1977.pdf
1977TR_619_Technical digest, Vol 19, No 5 – 1977.pdf

TR 620Gill, C.O.TR_620_Development of aerobic spoilage flora on meat stored at chill temperatures .pdfIn meat juice medium, aerobic spoilage bacteria utilized the following substrates in the order shown: Pseudomonas, glucose, amino acids, lactic acid;1976TR_620_Development of aerobic spoilage flora on meat stored at chill temperatures .pdf

TR 621Davey, C.L.TR_621_Cooking tenderizing in beef.pdfHeating tenderizes meat in three distinct phases. Up to 65°C aging occurs through proteolysis at specifc sites in the myoifbrils.1977TR_621_Cooking tenderizing in beef.pdf

TR 622Frazerhurst, L.F.TR_622_Report on alternative recupeator sleeves for supercash captive bolt stunners.pdfRecuperator sleeves in ‘Supercash’ captive bolt stunners are annular shaped pieces of foamed rubber or similar material which fit around the bolt and are compressed on firing.1977TR_622_Report on alternative recupeator sleeves for supercash captive bolt stunners.pdf

TR 623Rigg, W.J.TR_623_Plastic film for wrapping frozen lamb cuts.pdfA large proportion of export lamb is in the form of packaged frozen cuts suitable for direct purchase by the consumer.1977TR_623_Plastic film for wrapping frozen lamb cuts.pdf

TR 624VariousTR_624_Technical digest, Volume 19, No 6 – 1977.pdf
1977TR_624_Technical digest, Volume 19, No 6 – 1977.pdf

TR 625Chrystall, B.B.TR_625_Electrical stimulation, muscle tension and glycolysis in bovine sternomandibularis.pdfElectrical parameters previously employed to hasten the onset of rigor mortis in carcasses were derived empirically.1977TR_625_Electrical stimulation, muscle tension and glycolysis in bovine sternomandibularis.pdf

TR 626Locker, R.H.TR_626_Contribution of Biochemistry at the Meat Industry Research Institute to meat science and muscle biology.pdfThe first task presented to the Biochemistry Section in its new premises determined its course for the next decade. This was an investigation of complaints from the U.K. that New Zealand frozen lamb was often tough.1977TR_626_Contribution of Biochemistry at the Meat Industry Research Institute to meat science and muscle biology.pdf

TR 627AnonymousTR_627_MIRINZ Bulletin – pH.pdfIssue devoted to topic of use of pH measurement as an aid to good works process control1977TR_627_MIRINZ Bulletin – pH.pdf

TR 628Newton, K.G.TR_628_Development of the anaerobic spoilage flora of meat stored at chill temperatures.pdfA food spoilage flora will become dominated by the organism which grows most rapidly under the prevailing conditions unless interactions occur between competing species.1977TR_628_Development of the anaerobic spoilage flora of meat stored at chill temperatures.pdf

TR 629Tavener, A.TR_629_Portable multi-channel U.H.F. telemetry system.pdfA multi-channel, UHF, FM, telemetry system based upon a PYE “Pocketfone” has been designed for the measurement of sub-zero temperatures.1978TR_629_Portable multi-channel U.H.F. telemetry system.pdf

TR 630VariousTR_630_Nineteenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1977.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1977TR_630_Nineteenth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton 1977.pdf

TR 631Mawson, R.F.TR_631_Portion control and restructured meat. Part 2. Storage trials on frozen restructured meat.pdfThe frozen storage characteristics of restructured Comitrol-flaked meat packed in oxygen permeable film have been studied1978TR_631_Portion control and restructured meat. Part 2. Storage trials on frozen restructured meat.pdf

TR 632Fleming, A.K.TR_632_Flow measurements in industrial refrigeration systems.pdfLarge refrigeration plants are significant consumers of energy and it is desirable that their performance be evaluated to detect inefficiencies1978TR_632_Flow measurements in industrial refrigeration systems.pdf

TR 633Leet, N.G.TR_633_Problems in interpreting structure in cells containing contractile systems.pdfWe all know of the great lengths the electron microscopist goes to, to ensure that no artifact of preparation appears in his results1978TR_633_Problems in interpreting structure in cells containing contractile systems.pdf

TR 634Cooper, R.N.TR_634_Treatment of lime dolly wastes.pdfAlum and polyelectrolyte flocculation of screened lime dolly wash waters prior to sedimentation is an effective process and can achieve substantial reductions in total suspended solids, alkalinity and total calcium1977TR_634_Treatment of lime dolly wastes.pdf

TR 635Cooper, R.N.TR_635_Resource recovery from meat works effluents. Methanogenesis or protein recovery.pdfThe nature and amount of the organic wastes generated by a  freezing works is described .1978TR_635_Resource recovery from meat works effluents. Methanogenesis or protein recovery.pdf

TR 636Lambden, A.E.TR_636_Amino acid content of New Zealand meat and bone meals. 2.pdfThe amino acid content of samples of the meat and bone meal produced each week by four works, two in the North Island and two in the South Island, has been measured1978TR_636_Amino acid content of New Zealand meat and bone meals. 2.pdf

TR 637VariousTR_637_Technical digest, v.20, no.1, 1978.pdf
1978TR_637_Technical digest, v.20, no.1, 1978.pdf

TR 638Gill, C.O.TR_638_Ecology of meat spoilage at chill temperatures.pdfMost raw meat is stored at chill temperatures (-2 to 5°C) at some time before consumption.1978TR_638_Ecology of meat spoilage at chill temperatures.pdf

TR 639Moore, V.J.TR_639_Organoleptic assessment of meat. Comparison of beef breeds.pdfPalatability of five beef breeds was assessed using a series of paired comparisons.1978TR_639_Organoleptic assessment of meat. Comparison of beef breeds.pdf

TR 640VariousTR_640_Annual research report, 1977-1978.pdfAn outline of the research activities of the Institute during the year ending 31st March, 19681978TR_640_Annual research report, 1977-1978.pdf

TR 641VariousTR_641_Technical digest, v.20, no.2, 1978.pdf
1978TR_641_Technical digest, v.20, no.2, 1978.pdf

TR 642Newton, K.G.TR_642_Sources of psychrotrophic bacteria on meat at the abattoir.pdfAn export abattoir was examined to determine the sources and types of psychrotrophic bacteria which gain access to meat.1978TR_642_Sources of psychrotrophic bacteria on meat at the abattoir.pdf

TR 643AnonymousTR_643_Safety requirements for the operation of accelerated conditioning systems.pdfThe accelerated conditioning (AC) of meat has called for a technology which requires the strict observance of precautions to ensure the safety of personnel1978TR_643_Safety requirements for the operation of accelerated conditioning systems.pdf

TR 644AnonymousTR_644_MIRINZ Bulletin – Cold storage – The effects of cold storage on meat quality – How to extend product life.pdfIssue devoted to topic of the quality changes which occur in frozen meat and methods of minimising them1978TR_644_MIRINZ Bulletin – Cold storage – The effects of cold storage on meat quality – How to extend product life.pdf

TR 645Gill, C.O.TR_645_Ecology of bacterial spoilage of fresh meat at chill temperatures.pdfAt chill temperatures the spoilage flora of meat is composed of psychrotrophs originating largely from the hides of slaughtered animals.1977TR_645_Ecology of bacterial spoilage of fresh meat at chill temperatures.pdf

TR 646Tobin, P.A.TR_646_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1-600.pdfIndex to MIRINZ publications1978TR_646_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1-600.pdf

TR 647Cooper, R.N.TR_647_Bobby calf bleeding rates and blood yields.pdfBlood losses arising from the slaughter of animals in a meatworks can contribute significantly to the total oxygen demand of a meatworks’ effluent, and also represents the loss of a potentially valuable by-product, dried blood1978TR_647_Bobby calf bleeding rates and blood yields.pdf

TR 648Rigg, W.J.TR_648_Effect of film permeability on the storage life of vacuum-packed chilled beef.pdfReports on a storage trial to establish a film specification which would allow chilled vacuum-packaged beef to be stored for ten to twelve weeks at zero degrees centigrade1978TR_648_Effect of film permeability on the storage life of vacuum-packed chilled beef.pdf

TR 649VariousTR_649_Technical digest, vol 20, no 3 – 1978.pdf
1978TR_649_Technical digest, vol 20, no 3 – 1978.pdf

TR 650Newton, K.G.TR_650_Storage quality of dark, firm, dry meat.pdfDark, firm, dry (DFD) meat is found in carcasses from animals which, before slaughter, have undergone prolonged muscular activity or stress with consequent depletion of glycogen reserves in the muscles.1977TR_650_Storage quality of dark, firm, dry meat.pdf

TR 651Gill, C.O.TR_651_Tissue sterility in uneviscerated carcasses.pdfSheep muscle tissue removed aseptically from control carcasses, from uneviscerated carcasses held at 20°C for 24 h, and from carcasses of sheep subjected to stress before slaughter was examined for the presence of bacteria.1978TR_651_Tissue sterility in uneviscerated carcasses.pdf

TR 652VariousTR_652_Proceedings of the seminar on transfer of technology to the meat industry held as part of the Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton June 1978.pdfSeminar in response to New Zealand Planning Council’s publication “Planning Perspectives 1978-1983”, concentrates on problems involved in bridging the gap between discovery and application of research in the New Zealand meat industry1978TR_652_Proceedings of the seminar on transfer of technology to the meat industry held as part of the Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton June 1978.pdf

TR 653Edwards, B.F.TR_653_Survey of energy use at Hellaby Northland works.pdfThe plant is relatively new with many features that distinguish it from other works. These include the use of a direct fired hot water boiler and a fully automatic refrigeration plant using refrigerant 221977TR_653_Survey of energy use at Hellaby Northland works.pdf

TR 654Newton, K.G.TR_654_Mould growth on polymer sealant materials.pdfA range of sealing materials potentially useful in meatworks was examined for susceptibility to attack by moulds1978TR_654_Mould growth on polymer sealant materials.pdf

TR 655VariousTR_655_Technical digest, v.20, no.4, 1978.pdf
1978TR_655_Technical digest, v.20, no.4, 1978.pdf

TR 656Allpress, A.J.TR_656_Capital optimization. A tool for assessing capital investment. Part 1. Practical application.pdfThis report was written to provide a simple tool to help answer the question, “how much may be spent on capital to replace labour?”1978TR_656_Capital optimization. A tool for assessing capital investment. Part 1. Practical application.pdf

TR 657Tobin, P.A.TR_657_List of material on refrigeration and related subjects available in New Zealand.pdfTitles and New Zealand locations of literature relating to all aspects of refrigeration1977TR_657_List of material on refrigeration and related subjects available in New Zealand.pdf

TR 658Sarathchandra, S.U.TR_658_Note on the isolation of chemoautotropitic ammonium-oxidising bacteria from two New Zealand soils.pdfIt has been reported that in soils of pH below, 6.0 nitrification proceeds slowly even in the presence of an adequate supply of substrate (Alexander 1961) .1978TR_658_Note on the isolation of chemoautotropitic ammonium-oxidising bacteria from two New Zealand soils.pdf

TR 659Fernando, T.TR_659_Evaluation of a full-scale Iopor ultrafiltration system for concentrating blood.pdfPrevious results obtained on concentrating blood in a 6CL Iopor pilot-scale ultrafiltration (UF) system were confirmed on a full-scale Iopor UF system.1978TR_659_Evaluation of a full-scale Iopor ultrafiltration system for concentrating blood.pdf

TR 660Kirton, A.H.TR_660_Relationships between time of stunning and time of throat cutting and their effect on blood pressure and blood splash in lambs.pdfA study based on 84 electrically stunned lambs showed that those gash stuck (transverse incision of the extended neck which almost simultaneously severs the trachea, oesophagus, common carotid arteries andjugular veins and the spinal cord1979TR_660_Relationships between time of stunning and time of throat cutting and their effect on blood pressure and blood splash in lambs.pdf

TR 661Heddle, J.H.TR_661_Effect of temperature on the activated sludge treatment of meat wastes.pdfIn a previous study (Heddle, 1977), the feasibility of combining treatment of liquid meat wastes by activated sludge with maximized recovery of single-cell protein was described.1978TR_661_Effect of temperature on the activated sludge treatment of meat wastes.pdf

TR 662Tavener, A.TR_662_Three VHF FM radio telemetry systems.pdfThe report outlines three FM radio telemetry systems operating in the region of 35.5 MHz.1978TR_662_Three VHF FM radio telemetry systems.pdf

TR 663Mawson, R.F.TR_663_A.E.W. bandsaw evaluation.pdfA joint evaluation of the AEW 400 and 900 meat cutting bandsaws fitted with American Saw & Manufacturing Co. blades was carried out by the Meat Industry Research Institute of New Zealand and the Meat Export Development Company (N.Z.) Ltd.1978TR_663_A.E.W. bandsaw evaluation.pdf

TR 664VariousTR_664_Technical digest, v.20, no.5, 1978.pdf
1978TR_664_Technical digest, v.20, no.5, 1978.pdf

TR 665Mawson, R.F.TR_665_Freezing works construction materials study visits.pdfThis report summarizes the observations and comments made by the various research groups involved in the study.1978TR_665_Freezing works construction materials study visits.pdf

TR 666Allpress, A.J.TR_666_Capital optimization – a tool for assessing capital investment. Part 1 and 2. Theoretical basis.pdfThis report was written to provide a simple tool to help answer the question, “how much may be spent on capital to replace labour?”1978TR_666_Capital optimization – a tool for assessing capital investment. Part 1 and 2. Theoretical basis.pdf

TR 667Wyborn, L.G.TR_667_Inventory control. A review of recording systems for age and location of cold store stocks.pdfAt the request of the meat industry, a review has been made of recording procedures used in controlling cold store stocks.1978TR_667_Inventory control. A review of recording systems for age and location of cold store stocks.pdf

TR 668Russell, J.M.TR_668_Flue gas treatment of fellmongery wastewater. Part 1. Laboratory studies.pdfThe use of flue gas to reduce the pH of and to remove the sulphide from fellmongery wastewaters has been examined on a laboratory scale.1978TR_668_Flue gas treatment of fellmongery wastewater. Part 1. Laboratory studies.pdf

TR 669VariousTR_669_Technical digest, v.20, no.6, 1978.pdf
1978TR_669_Technical digest, v.20, no.6, 1978.pdf

TR 670Gill, C.O.TR_670_Factors determining the poor keeping qualities of D.F.D. meat.pdfThe poor keeping qualities of DFD meat are usually attributed to faster growth of spoilage bacteria at the high ultimate pH of meat in this condition.1978TR_670_Factors determining the poor keeping qualities of D.F.D. meat.pdf

TR 671Heddle, J.H.TR_671_Biological nitrification and denitrification as a means of ammonia removal in anaerobically treated meat wastes.pdfThe environmental hazards posed by the discharge of ammonia and nitrate nitrogen into surface waters are examined1978TR_671_Biological nitrification and denitrification as a means of ammonia removal in anaerobically treated meat wastes.pdf

TR 672VariousTR_672_Twentieth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1978.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1978TR_672_Twentieth Meat Industry Research Conference, Hamilton, 1978.pdf

TR 673Rigg, W.J.TR_673_Measurement of the permeability of chilled meat packaging film under conditions of high humidity.pdfModifications to the American Society for Testing and Materials standard method (D1434) for the determination of film oxygen permeability are described.1979TR_673_Measurement of the permeability of chilled meat packaging film under conditions of high humidity.pdf

TR 674Gill, C.O.TR_674_Spoilage of vacuum-packaged dark, firm, dry meat at chill temperatures.pdfThe flora of vacuum-packaged dark, firm, dry meat included three organisms not usually found on vacuum-packaged meat1978TR_674_Spoilage of vacuum-packaged dark, firm, dry meat at chill temperatures.pdf

TR 675Cooper, R.N.TR_675_Chemical treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdfNew Zealand processes considerable numbers of sheep and cattle for export at 39 slaughtering and processing works.1979TR_675_Chemical treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdf

TR 676Fleming, A.K.TR_676_Refrigeration demands for meat processing.pdfThe meat exporting industry in New Zealand is the largest user of refrigeration, and thus it is necessary to know how efficient it is in the use of energy.1979TR_676_Refrigeration demands for meat processing.pdf

TR 678Chrystall, B.B.TR_678_Electrical stimulation, refrigeration and subsequent meat quality.pdfThe development of electrical stimulation procedures for lamb and beef is discussed with respect to voltages, pulse frequency, timing and subsequent processing1978TR_678_Electrical stimulation, refrigeration and subsequent meat quality.pdf

TR 679VariousTR_679_Technical digest, v.21, no.1, 1979.pdf
1979TR_679_Technical digest, v.21, no.1, 1979.pdf

TR 680Durbin, J.R.TR_680_Evaluation of the thermal performance of an insulated, refrigerated air freight container.pdfAt the request of the Ministry of Agriculture & Fisheries and Air New Zealand, a container was tested to determine its suitability as part of the cold chain for both chilled and frozen produce.1979TR_680_Evaluation of the thermal performance of an insulated, refrigerated air freight container.pdf

TR 681Nottingham, P.M.TR_681_Microbiological monitoring of carcass meats for quality and safety.pdfThis report was prepared as a background paper for a FAO/WHO working group on microbiological criteria for foods1979TR_681_Microbiological monitoring of carcass meats for quality and safety.pdf

TR 682Gill, C.O.TR_682_Survival of bacteria in carcasses.pdfBacteria injected into the bloodstream of guinea pigs shortly before death decreased in number in carcass tissue for about 1h after death.1979TR_682_Survival of bacteria in carcasses.pdf

TR 683Winger, R.J.TR_683_Assessment of meat texture.pdfAlthough the average consumer selects cuts of meat on their visual appeal, consumer satisfaction with meat lies in its eating quality.1979TR_683_Assessment of meat texture.pdf

TR 684Newton, K.G.TR_684_Spoilage and vacuum packaging of dark cutting meat.pdfUnder the anaerobic conditions found in vacuum packages, the flora of chilled meat is dominated by lactobacilli1978TR_684_Spoilage and vacuum packaging of dark cutting meat.pdf

TR 685Heddle, J.H.TR_685_Activated sludge treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdfThe feasibility of applying activated sludge processes to slaughterhouse effluents with the object of resource recovery as well as treatment was examined on a laboratory scale.1979TR_685_Activated sludge treatment of slaughterhouse wastes with protein recovery.pdf

TR 686Fernando, T.TR_686_Evaluation of the Patterson Candy International (PCI) UF equipment for concentrating blood.pdfIn previous work, Romicon and Iopor ultrafiltration (UF) systems have been evaluated for concentrating various streams of blood from freezing works1979TR_686_Evaluation of the Patterson Candy International (PCI) UF equipment for concentrating blood.pdf

TR 687Townsend, R.N.TR_687_Particle size range of meat and bone meat produced in different rendering systems.pdfIn order to determine standard sieve analysis data on meat and bone meal, tests were carried out on samples from eight different works1979TR_687_Particle size range of meat and bone meat produced in different rendering systems.pdf

TR 688West, J.TR_688_Rapid moisture methods for by-products.pdfRecent surveys have shown that the meat industry may be losing over half a million dollars annually by overdrying blood and meat meals1979TR_688_Rapid moisture methods for by-products.pdf

TR 689Chrystall, B.B.TR_689_Electrical stimulation improves meat tenderness.pdfTenderness is a very important attribute of meat which is appreciated by most consumers.1978TR_689_Electrical stimulation improves meat tenderness.pdf

TR 689-AChrystall, B.B.TR_689-A_Shocks provide tender meat innovations in the processing of carcasses.pdfGeneral discussion of tenderness through electrical stimulation, discussing work under TR 6891979TR_689-A_Shocks provide tender meat innovations in the processing of carcasses.pdf

TR 690Cooper, R.N.TR_690_Characteristics and treatment of slaughterhouse effluents in New Zealand.pdfReviews and evaluates pollution control methods. Two chemical and one biological protein-recovery methods are described. Methane production from both liquid and solid wastes is evaluated1979TR_690_Characteristics and treatment of slaughterhouse effluents in New Zealand.pdf

TR 691Russell, J.M.TR_691_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdfLaboratory manual for the analysis of meat processing plant effluent and receiving waters. Methods presented are the best available for general laboratory use and are based on several analytical publications1979TR_691_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdf

TR 692Edwards, B.F.TR_692_Reduction of energy consumption due to fans in refrigerated areas.pdfThe electricity consumption by fans in refrigerated areas can contribute significantly to the refrigeration load1979TR_692_Reduction of energy consumption due to fans in refrigerated areas.pdf

TR 694Dunn, S.E.TR_694_Deflation of lungs.pdfThis report describes two methods of deflating lungs to achieve an improvement in their weight/volume ratio1979TR_694_Deflation of lungs.pdf

TR 695Gill, C.O.TR_695_Microbiology in the meat industry.pdfThis report is an update of MIRINZ 217. It is intended as a background to the role of microbiology in meat processing1979TR_695_Microbiology in the meat industry.pdf

TR 696Gill, C.O.TR_696_Effect of carbon dioxide on growth of Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdfCarbon dioxide can both stimulate and inhibit growth of microorganisms1979TR_696_Effect of carbon dioxide on growth of Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdf

TR 697Lowry, P.D.TR_697_Spore survival during batch dry rendering of abattoir waste.pdfWaste and condemned material from abattoir operations is frequently processed by batch dry rendering1979TR_697_Spore survival during batch dry rendering of abattoir waste.pdf

TR 698Kho, M.TR_698_Preliminary statistical analysis of the geometry of lamb carcasses.pdfTwo simple measurement rigs were constructed to measure a series of dimensions pertaining to lamb carcasses1979TR_698_Preliminary statistical analysis of the geometry of lamb carcasses.pdf

TR 699Newton, K.G.TR_699_Value of coliform tests for assessing meat quality.pdfThe reactions of 171 psychrotrophic coliforms and Aeromonas spp. isolated from meat and the meatworks environment were determined in media used for coliform tests in food1979TR_699_Value of coliform tests for assessing meat quality.pdf

TR 700Chrystall, B.B.TR_700_Studies in electrical stimulation. Postmortem decline in nervous response in lambs.pdfA study has been made of the effects of electrical stimulation, either indirectly through the nerves or directly through the muscles, on glycolysis in lamb hind leg muscles.1979TR_700_Studies in electrical stimulation. Postmortem decline in nervous response in lambs.pdf

TR 701Harrison, J.C.L.TR_701_Comparison of two IMViC methods.pdfConfirmation of the presence of Escherichia coli in waste waters, meat and meat products by the IMViC reactions (indole, methyl red, Voges Proskauer and citrate) is a time consuming procedure.1979TR_701_Comparison of two IMViC methods.pdf

TR 702Devine, C.E.TR_702_Studies in electrical stimulation. Effect of neuromuscular blocking agents in lamb.pdfA study has been made of the effects of the neuromuscular blocking agents curare, gallamine or suxamethonium on the glycolytic responses of lamb muscles electrically stimulated, either directly or via their nerve supply.1979TR_702_Studies in electrical stimulation. Effect of neuromuscular blocking agents in lamb.pdf

TR 703Edwards, B.F.TR_703_Scale model studies of the air flow patterns in carcass freezers. Part 1. Summary of results.pdfSurveys of new automatic carcass freezers conducted in 1976 revealed that, despite the high energy consumption of the air blast fans, air movement in crossflow air circulation freezers was very uneven and gave large variations in carcass freezing times1979TR_703_Scale model studies of the air flow patterns in carcass freezers. Part 1. Summary of results.pdf

TR 704Edwards, B.F.TR_704_Scale model studies of the air flow patterns in carcass freezers. Part 2. Practical applications.pdfResults from model freezer studies were used both as an aid to selecting air flow configurations in carcass freezers and for predicting air velocity and temperature conditions necessary -to meet various freezing specifications.1980TR_704_Scale model studies of the air flow patterns in carcass freezers. Part 2. Practical applications.pdf

TR 705Gill, C.O.TR_705_Intrinsic bacteria in meat.pdfThe word’intrinsic’ was used by Ingram to describe bacterial flora occurring in the deep tissues of carcasses from healthy animals.1980TR_705_Intrinsic bacteria in meat.pdf

TR 706Phillips, D.M.TR_706_Improved control of meatworks heat recovery plant.pdfThe control of meatworks heat recovery plant has not previously been studied comprehensively.1979TR_706_Improved control of meatworks heat recovery plant.pdf

TR 707Edwards, B.F.TR_707_More efficient refrigeration plants. Key to electricity conservation in meat works.pdfRefrigeration is an essential service for all meat processing plants and our dependence on refrigeration plants represents not only a vast capital investment but  a significant consumption of energy.1979TR_707_More efficient refrigeration plants. Key to electricity conservation in meat works.pdf

TR 708Fernando, T.TR_708_Heat transfer in rendering.pdfThis paper describes pilot-scale investigations carried out to obtain the optimal design parameters for agitators in batch dry rendering cookers.1979TR_708_Heat transfer in rendering.pdf

TR 709Rigg, W.J.TR_709_Oxygen-free storage of chilled meat.pdfUnder anaerobic or oxygen-free conditions the storage life of beef held at minus ten to zero degrees centigrade is in excess of 18 weeks and is probably the maximum obtainable with chilled meat.1979TR_709_Oxygen-free storage of chilled meat.pdf

TR 710Newton, K.G.TR_710_Effect of film permeability on the storage life and microbiology of vacuum-packed meat.pdfJoints of beef were stored in packaging films with oxygen permeabilities ranging from 0-920 ml/m2/24 h/atm at 25 °C and 100% r.h.1979TR_710_Effect of film permeability on the storage life and microbiology of vacuum-packed meat.pdf

TR 711Tavener, A.TR_711_Electronic circuitry for a multi-channel recording respirometer.pdfA recording respirometer has been developed for the measurement of 5 day Biochemical Oxygen Demand1979TR_711_Electronic circuitry for a multi-channel recording respirometer.pdf

TR 712Gill, C.O.TR_712_Effect of electrical stimulation on meat spoilage floras.pdfSheep carcasses were electrically stimulated after removal of one leg.1980TR_712_Effect of electrical stimulation on meat spoilage floras.pdf

TR 713Fleming, A.K.TR_713_Chemical engineering research for the New Zealand meat industry.pdfNew Zealand’s meat industry ranks as the third largest meat exporter in the world.1979TR_713_Chemical engineering research for the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 714Chrystall, B.B.TR_714_New Zealand’s livestock and meat industry and research programs.pdfNew Zealand is small ( almost the size of Colorado) and rather mountainous with more than 3/4 of the land area 200 in or more above sea level.1979TR_714_New Zealand’s livestock and meat industry and research programs.pdf

TR 715VariousTR_715_Proceedings of the Microbiological Methods Workshop.pdfThis is the first time we have attempted to have all the microbiologists of the industry together for a discussion1979TR_715_Proceedings of the Microbiological Methods Workshop.pdf

TR 716Fleming, A.K.TR_716_Energy efficiency of large refrigeration plants in the New Zealand meat industry.pdfRefrigeration is an essential service for this country’s meat and dairy industries1979TR_716_Energy efficiency of large refrigeration plants in the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 717PatentTR_717_Improvements in processes of an apparatus for the drying of liquids. Complete specification.pdfThis invention relates to processes of and apparatus for the drying of liquids1979TR_717_Improvements in processes of an apparatus for the drying of liquids. Complete specification.pdf

TR 718Fernando, T.TR_718_Effects of agitator speed, blade clearance and heat transfer area on cooking times of dry batch rendering cookers.pdfThis work describes pilot-scale investigations carried out to obtain the optimal design parameters for agitators in batch dry rendering cookers1979TR_718_Effects of agitator speed, blade clearance and heat transfer area on cooking times of dry batch rendering cookers.pdf

TR 719Gill, C.O.TR_719_Microbiology of bruised tissue.pdfNo signiifcant differences could be found in the microbial quality of bruised and unbruised tissue provided that the two types of tissue were treated identically.1979TR_719_Microbiology of bruised tissue.pdf

TR 720Longdell, G.R.TR_720_Performance of air curtains in single storey cold stores .pdfBoth horizontal and vertical air curtains can reduce the air interchange through cold store doors by up to 80% when properly designed.1979TR_720_Performance of air curtains in single storey cold stores .pdf

TR 721Phillips, D.M.TR_721_Control of heat recovery plants.pdfHeat recovery, from the steam-used in rendering processes is well established in meat works (Fleming, 1964)1979TR_721_Control of heat recovery plants.pdf

TR 722Cooper, R.N.TR_722_Alum treatment of slaughterhouse wastes.pdfThe use of aluminium to remove suspended so1ids, and a proportion of the soluble material from slaughterhouse effluents was examined1979TR_722_Alum treatment of slaughterhouse wastes.pdf

TR 723Morris, M.A.TR_723_Simple and rapid refractometric methods for the estimation of (a) fat in meat meal, (b) total solids in blood.pdfA refractometer was evaluated for the determination of fat in meat meal and total solids in blood/water mixtures1979TR_723_Simple and rapid refractometric methods for the estimation of (a) fat in meat meal, (b) total solids in blood.pdf

TR 724Heddle, J.H.TR_724_Further studies on anaerobic filter treatment of liquid meat wastes.pdfThe results of an extended trial for the treatment of settled meat works effluent with a laboratory-scale upward flow, fixed bed, anaerobic digester (anaerobic filter) are described.1979TR_724_Further studies on anaerobic filter treatment of liquid meat wastes.pdf

TR 725Gilbert, K.V.TR_725_Electrical stimulation during hide pulling.pdfI would like to report to you on beef carcass electrical stimulation during hide pulling1980TR_725_Electrical stimulation during hide pulling.pdf

TR 726Gill, C.O.TR_726_Effect of carbon dioxide on growth of meat spoilage bacteria.pdfThe ability of CO2 to inhibit respiration and growth of representative strains of seven species of meat spoilage bacteria was examined1980TR_726_Effect of carbon dioxide on growth of meat spoilage bacteria.pdf

TR 727Newton, K.G.TR_727_Control of spoilage in vacuum packaged dark, firm, dry (DFD) meat.pdfEarly spoilage of vacuum-packaged DFD meat, due to green discoloration and development of undesirable odours and flavours, can be prevented by addition of small quantities of citrate buffer to the meat before packaging1980TR_727_Control of spoilage in vacuum packaged dark, firm, dry (DFD) meat.pdf

TR 728Pham, Q.T.TR_728_Explicit equations for the solution of turbulent pipe-flow problems.pdfExplicit equations are obtained by rearranging Colebrook’s equation to solve the following common pipe flow problems in the turbulent flow region: (a) Calculation of pressure drops, (b) Calculation of pipe diametrs, Calculation of flow rates.1980TR_728_Explicit equations for the solution of turbulent pipe-flow problems.pdf

TR 729Pooley, E.J.TR_729_Preliminary investigation of immersion viscera washing.pdfThis work began with a survey of the viscera washing departments of fourteen South Island works1980TR_729_Preliminary investigation of immersion viscera washing.pdf

TR 730Rayman, M.K.TR_730_ICMSF methods studies. 13. International comparative study of the MPN procedure and the Anderson-Baird-Parker direct plating method for the enumeration of Escherichia coli biotype 1 in raw meats.pdfThe most probable number (MPN) and a direct membrane plating (DP) method were compared for enumeration of Escherichia coli biotype I in raw meats by II laboratories.1980TR_730_ICMSF methods studies. 13. International comparative study of the MPN procedure and the Anderson-Baird-Parker direct plating method for the enumeration of Escherichia coli biotype 1 in raw meats.pdf

TR 731Lawrie, R.TR_731_Rapid freezing, frozen storage and the tenderness of lamb.pdfCold-shortening in pre-rigor lamb can be prevented by freezing carcasses very rapidly in less thanfour hours1980TR_731_Rapid freezing, frozen storage and the tenderness of lamb.pdf

TR 732Davey, C.L.TR_732_Structure of skeletal muscle and meat toughness.pdfSupported by a long history of empirical knowledge, our forebears were well versed in the art of preserving meat1980TR_732_Structure of skeletal muscle and meat toughness.pdf

TR 733Hagyard, C.J.TR_733_Lamb tenderness and electrical stimulation of dressed carcasses.pdfToughening of lamb carcasses from cold shortening can be prevented by electrical stimulation of dressed carcasses within 30 min of slaughter.1980TR_733_Lamb tenderness and electrical stimulation of dressed carcasses.pdf

TR 734Wyborn, L.G.TR_734_Carton sorting and palletizing.pdfIn a survey of five typical carton sorting operations it was found that the area required for sorting and palletizing represented from one fifth to one third of the total area used for storing frozen cartons.1980TR_734_Carton sorting and palletizing.pdf

TR 735Locker, R.H.TR_735_Cured lamb.pdfThe adaptability of the pig to diverse diets and environments made it the household meat animal of choice from China to Europe, and, eventually from North America to the islands of the Pacific.1980TR_735_Cured lamb.pdf

TR 736Furness, J.B.TR_736_Cogeneration of heat and electricity in a meat works – DRAFT.pdfDescribes a feasibiity study of cogeneration of heat and electricity at the Belfast complex of the Canterbury Frozen Meat Company Limited.1979TR_736_Cogeneration of heat and electricity in a meat works – DRAFT.pdf

TR 737Davey, C.L.TR_737_Muscle biology and refrigeration. Problems past, present and future. Short version.pdfIt was an historical inevitability that many major developments in meat technology relating to refrigeration would be made in Australia and New Zealand.1980TR_737_Muscle biology and refrigeration. Problems past, present and future. Short version.pdf

TR 737-ADavey, C.L.TR_737-A_Muscle biology and refrigeration. Problems past, present and future. Full version.pdfIt was an historical inevitability that many major developments in meat technology relating to refrigeration would be made in Australia and New Zealand.1980TR_737-A_Muscle biology and refrigeration. Problems past, present and future. Full version.pdf

TR 738Gill, C.O.TR_738_Development of bacterial spoilage at adipose tissue surfaces of fresh meat.pdfAlthough microbial spoilage of fats has received considerable attention, there has been little research on microbial spoilage at fat surfaces of fresh meat1980TR_738_Development of bacterial spoilage at adipose tissue surfaces of fresh meat.pdf

TR 739Forss, D.A.TR_739_Palatability of Venison from farmed and feral red deer.pdfThe farming of red deer (Cervus elaphus) as a commercial enterprise is a recent development in New Zealand agriculture1980TR_739_Palatability of Venison from farmed and feral red deer.pdf

TR 740Locker, R.H.TR_740_Gap filaments. The third set in the myofibril.pdfIn the 1960s, several groups described the filaments visible in electron micrographs of highly stretched or extracted muscle1980TR_740_Gap filaments. The third set in the myofibril.pdf

TR 741Chrystall, B.B.TR_741_Electrical stimulation. Influence of post mortem delay and curare on nervous responses in lamb.pdfElectrical stimulation of muscles soon after slaughter hastens the onset of rigor mortis and provides the basis for processes to rapidly reduce pH and ATP level in lamb muscle1980TR_741_Electrical stimulation. Influence of post mortem delay and curare on nervous responses in lamb.pdf

TR 742Chrystall, B.B.TR_742_Stress in meat animals.pdfStress’ has become a very popular word in human sociology and medicine, so i t is not surprising to find that stress is also a popular word in animal behaviour1980TR_742_Stress in meat animals.pdf

TR 743Lambden, A.E.TR_743_Determination of available lysine in by-products using inexpensive equipment.pdfByproducts such as meat and bone meal are often used in animal feedstuffs as a source of protein and to supplement the amino acid deficiencies of grain-based feeds, particularly of lysine.1980TR_743_Determination of available lysine in by-products using inexpensive equipment.pdf

TR 744Chrystall, B.B.TR_744_Electrical stimulation, refrigeration and subsequent meat quality.pdfThe development of electrical stimulation procedures for lamb and beef is discussed with respect to voltages, pulse frequency, timing and subsequent processing1980TR_744_Electrical stimulation, refrigeration and subsequent meat quality.pdf

TR 745Tobin, P.A.TR_745_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications 1-700.pdfMIRINZ publications listed chronologically under different series, and with author and subject indexes1980TR_745_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications 1-700.pdf

TR 746Devine, C.E.TR_746_Electrical stimulation of meat. Long-term research vindicated.pdfNew Zealand’s present prosperity has its origins in the first shipment of frozen mutton exported to Britain in 18821980TR_746_Electrical stimulation of meat. Long-term research vindicated.pdf

TR 747Fernando, T.TR_747_Utilization of paunch content material (PCM) by ultrafiltration.pdfAn investigation was carried out to separate and concentrate the liquid fraction of paunch content material (PCM) by ultrafiltration1980TR_747_Utilization of paunch content material (PCM) by ultrafiltration.pdf

TR 749Young, O.A.TR_749_Post-mortem changes in cytoskeletal proteins of muscle.pdfProgressive changes hare been identified in the solubility of muscle-cell proteins during post-mortem muscle ageing, particularly the cytoskeletal proteins,desmin and connectin1981TR_749_Post-mortem changes in cytoskeletal proteins of muscle.pdf

TR 750Newton, K.G.TR_750_Microbiology of DFD fresh meats. A review.pdfMuscle which is deficient in glycogen because of exercise or stress prior to slaughter produces dark, firm, dry (DFD) meat1981TR_750_Microbiology of DFD fresh meats. A review.pdf

TR 751Olson, J.C.TR_751_Temperature.pdfThroughout the ages, man has learned by trial and error to exploit temperature extremes to preserve his food supply1980TR_751_Temperature.pdf

TR 752Russell, J.M.TR_752_Interlaboratory study of slaughterhouse effluent. Chemical oxygen demand, total Kjeldahl nitrogen, and ammonia nitrogen.pdfThe analysis of slaughterhouse effluents is required to assess the efficiency of treatment plant operation and to predict the effect of any discharge on a receiving water.1981TR_752_Interlaboratory study of slaughterhouse effluent. Chemical oxygen demand, total Kjeldahl nitrogen, and ammonia nitrogen.pdf

TR 753Phillips, D.M.TR_753_Heat recovery plant.pdfSome heat recovery plants at works rendering departments do not completely condense all the steam from the cookers1980TR_753_Heat recovery plant.pdf

TR 754Winger, R.J.TR_754_Rate of pH decline in beef muscle stored at above- and below-freezing temperatures.pdfA highly significant linear relationship exists between pH decline and lactic acid accumulation during development of rigor mortis in beef sternomandibularis1980TR_754_Rate of pH decline in beef muscle stored at above- and below-freezing temperatures.pdf

TR 755Gill, C.O.TR_755_Growth of bacteria on meat at room temperatures.pdfThe development of spoilage flora and the growth of individual psychrotrophs and pathogens on meat held at 20 or 30°C were studied1980TR_755_Growth of bacteria on meat at room temperatures.pdf

TR 756Russell, J.M.TR_756_Some aspects of the treatment of fellmongery effluent by manganese catalysed oxidation.pdfFellmongering operations give rise to one of the meat industry’s more intractable effluents1980TR_756_Some aspects of the treatment of fellmongery effluent by manganese catalysed oxidation.pdf

TR 757Lowry, P.D.TR_757_Microbiological methods for the meat industry.pdfDescribes laboratory safety, quality assurance, hygiene evaluation, air sampling, meat and meat products, collection and preparation of samples; methods for enumeration of bacteria, water, microscope methods and biochemical test procedures1980TR_757_Microbiological methods for the meat industry.pdf

TR 758Cooper, R.N.TR_758_Fellmongery effluent characteristics.pdfThe effluent characteristics of three Dolly and the Norris drum fellmongering processes, with the exception of pickling, were examined and found to be similar in terms of mass discharge of pollutants.1980TR_758_Fellmongery effluent characteristics.pdf

TR 759Russell, J.M.TR_759_Components of chemical oxygen demand in slaughterhouse and fellmongery effluents.pdfChemical oxygen demand in slaughterhouse and fellmongery effluents arises mainly from fat and protein1980TR_759_Components of chemical oxygen demand in slaughterhouse and fellmongery effluents.pdf

TR 760Gill, C.O.TR_760_Survival of clostridial spores in animal tissues.pdfDeep tissues from carcasses of healthy animals are normally sterile1981TR_760_Survival of clostridial spores in animal tissues.pdf

TR 761Young, O.A.TR_761_Electrophoretic analysis of proteins from single bovine muscle fibres.pdfA number of single fibres were isolated by dissection of four bovine masseter (ma) muscles, three rectus abdominis (ra) muscles and eight sternomandibularis (sm) muscles1980TR_761_Electrophoretic analysis of proteins from single bovine muscle fibres.pdf

TR 762Hanara, P.TR_762_Productivity through design.pdfMIRINZ has devised the committee design method as a means of designing freezing works to meet the basic needs of the workforce and, at the same time, help companies and unions improve working conditions1980TR_762_Productivity through design.pdf

TR 763Fleming, A.K.TR_763_Cooler decisions can be costly.pdfHow wisely are the millions of dollars being spent to upgrade the meat industry’s coldstores and freezers being used1980TR_763_Cooler decisions can be costly.pdf

TR 764Heddle, J.H.TR_764_Evaluation of the total carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand method, using a compensated recording respirometer.pdfThe total carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand test is described and experimental data demonstrating its stoichiometry, precision, and accuracy are presented1981TR_764_Evaluation of the total carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand method, using a compensated recording respirometer.pdf

TR 765Fernando, T.TR_765_Concentration of animal blood by ultrafiltration.pdfPilot-scale investigations into the application of ultrafiltration (UF) for concentrating bovine blood or a mixture of bovine and ovine blood are described1981TR_765_Concentration of animal blood by ultrafiltration.pdf

TR 766Tan, K.H.TR_766_Note on the estimation of microbial growth rates from rates of substrate utilizat1on.pdfDescribes a graphical method for estimation of the specific growth rates of microbial cultures during exponential growth under constant conditions from measurements of rates of substrate utilisation or product formation1981TR_766_Note on the estimation of microbial growth rates from rates of substrate utilizat1on.pdf

TR 767Gill, C.O.TR_767_Note on the identities of organisms causing black spot spoilage of meat.pdfFour fungal species, Cladosporium cladosporioides, C. herbarum, Penicillium hirsutum and Aureobasidium pullalans were isolated from meat spoiled by black spot1981TR_767_Note on the identities of organisms causing black spot spoilage of meat.pdf

TR 768Bentley, G.R.TR_768_Long cold chain to the UK supermarket.pdfProvides a synopsis of Julian Durbin’s report on the time/temperature history of frozen lamb through the cold chain to the U.K.1981TR_768_Long cold chain to the UK supermarket.pdf

TR 769Davey, C.L.TR_769_Commercial application of electrical stimulation in New Zealand.pdfDescribes briefly the merit of electrical stimulation in meat technology, which is closely associated with the development of rigor mortis in muscle, with the cold shortening phenomenum, with thaw rigor and with meat aging1981TR_769_Commercial application of electrical stimulation in New Zealand.pdf

TR 770Chrystall, B.B.TR_770_Electrical stimulation developments in New Zealand.pdfElectrical stimulation, accepted by processing companies throughout the world, has been successfully tested under a wide variety of conditions1980TR_770_Electrical stimulation developments in New Zealand.pdf

TR 771Davey, C.L.TR_771_Conditions for an efficient post-mortern electrical stimulation.pdfDescribes the New Zealand experience gained solely on cattle and sheep and the significance of electrical stimulation on their processing1980TR_771_Conditions for an efficient post-mortern electrical stimulation.pdf

TR 772Chrystall, B.B.TR_772_Electrical stimulation developments in New Zealand.pdfOutlines recent developments in electrical stimulation1980TR_772_Electrical stimulation developments in New Zealand.pdf

TR 773Roberts, A.D.TR_773_Interface study of rubber-ice friction.pdfDescribes development of laboratory equipment to study the contact interface formed between rubber and ice in order to further understand road tyre grip on icy roads1981TR_773_Interface study of rubber-ice friction.pdf

TR 774VariousTR_774_Workshop on analytical quality control, methodology and microbiological aspects of waste water analysis, 1980.pdfThe meat industry uses large volumes of water and produces equally large volumes of effluent containing relatively high concentrations of organic matter.1980TR_774_Workshop on analytical quality control, methodology and microbiological aspects of waste water analysis, 1980.pdf

TR 775Chrystall, B.B.TR_775_Current status of electrical stimulation in New Zealand.pdfDescribes the pre- and post dressing electrical stimulation of lamb and beef carcasses in New Zealand1980TR_775_Current status of electrical stimulation in New Zealand.pdf

TR 776Kirton, A.H.TR_776_Effect of plane of nutrition on carcass composition and the palatability of pasture-fed lamb.pdfReports on two trials each with seventy-two grazing lambs, Romney and Southdown -Romney cross1981TR_776_Effect of plane of nutrition on carcass composition and the palatability of pasture-fed lamb.pdf

TR 777Bentley, G.R.TR_777_Proceedings of the Rendering Supervisors Course held in Auckland, August 1980.pdfPapers presented at this course, examining management role in rendering, rendering systems, offal handling, cooker efficiences, moisture and fat measurement, production and quality control1981TR_777_Proceedings of the Rendering Supervisors Course held in Auckland, August 1980.pdf

TR 778Russell, J.M.TR_778_Flocculation of slaughterhouse effluents with aluminium salts.pdfExamines use of aluminium salts to remove suspended solids and a proportion of the soluble material from slaughterhouse effluents1981TR_778_Flocculation of slaughterhouse effluents with aluminium salts.pdf

TR 779Heddle, J.H.TR_779_Novel compensated multichannel recording respirometer.pdfDescribes a device which uses moderately priced, readily available components to produce a multichannel compensated recording respirometer1981TR_779_Novel compensated multichannel recording respirometer.pdf

TR 780Winger, R.J.TR_780_Assurance of meat quality in the New Zealand meat industry.pdfDiscusses quality control of the AC process and the importance of maintaining acceptable tenderness1981TR_780_Assurance of meat quality in the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 781Winger, R.J.TR_781_Osmotic properties of post-rigor beef muscle.pdfDiscusses findings that osmotic pressure of beef sternomandibularis and psoas muscles ranged from 480 to 540 mOs, which is almost twice that of pre-rigor muscle (about 300mOs). Reasons for this unclear1981TR_781_Osmotic properties of post-rigor beef muscle.pdf

TR 782Chrystall, B.B.TR_782_Residual blood in lamb muscles.pdfExamines effect of slaughter method on the residual blood content of the M. longissimus dorsi , the microbiological status of the meat and its tenderness in lambs1981TR_782_Residual blood in lamb muscles.pdf

TR 783-APham, Q.T.TR_783-A_Survey of weight loss from lamb carcasses in cold storage. Addendum to TR 783.pdfUpdates survey results of rate of moisture weight loss from stockinet-wrapped lamb carcasses measured in nineteen different cold stores1981TR_783-A_Survey of weight loss from lamb carcasses in cold storage. Addendum to TR 783.pdf

TR 784Winger, R.J.TR_784_Swelling properties of various muscles soaked in KCI and mannitol solutions.pdfDescribes degree of swelling of post-rigor muscle in solutions containing KCl is not markedly influenced by the muscle used, animal species, muscle ultimate pH, or soaking solution pH, but is very dependent in solutions containing mannitol1981TR_784_Swelling properties of various muscles soaked in KCI and mannitol solutions.pdf

TR 785Gill, C.O.TR_785_Total and intramuscular bacterial populations of carcasses and cuts.pdfDescribes aerobic intrinsic and anaerobic extrinsic spoilage floras of carcasses and cuts1981TR_785_Total and intramuscular bacterial populations of carcasses and cuts.pdf

TR 786Schmidt, G.R.TR_786_Functionality of a protein matrix in comminuted meat products.pdfReports experiment on properties of the functional protein matrix of comminuted products, which can be described in terms of emulsification and/or binding and gelation performance1981TR_786_Functionality of a protein matrix in comminuted meat products.pdf

TR 787Devine, C.E.TR_787_Chemistry in the meat industry.pdfBrief history of New Zealand chemists associated with the meat industry and the role of chemistry; development of rendering systems and by-products, pollution and quality control; history of the Fats Research Laboratory1981TR_787_Chemistry in the meat industry.pdf

TR 788Pham, Q.T.TR_788_Spouted bed dryer using inert particles.pdfDescribes development of a spouted-bed dryer for animal blood1981TR_788_Spouted bed dryer using inert particles.pdf

TR 789Winger, R.J.TR_789_Processing induced changes in frozen storage of lamb.pdfReports on assessment of quality deterioration of lamb under frozen storage in terms of rancid flavour development. Mincing, freezing to a low nadir, or a twenty-four hour pre-freezing chill appear to significantly reduce subsequent storage life1981TR_789_Processing induced changes in frozen storage of lamb.pdf

TR 790Roberts, C.A.TR_790_Meat rail load carrying capacities.pdfDiscusses construction from empirical relations, a set of curves, from which the maximum safe span for any combination of rail section and loading can be determined1981TR_790_Meat rail load carrying capacities.pdf

TR 791Winger, R.J.TR_791_Selection and training of panelists for sensory evaluation of meat flavours.pdfSummarises the experiences and details the procedures developed for training panelists in the rancid flavour assessment of lamb1981TR_791_Selection and training of panelists for sensory evaluation of meat flavours.pdf

TR 792Chalcroft, J.P.TR_792_Three dimensional information from microdensitometric analysis of.pdfDiscusses a non-stereoscopic method for determining the relative heights of features from single electron micrographs of freeze-fractured biological specimens1980TR_792_Three dimensional information from microdensitometric analysis of.pdf

TR 793Bentley, G.R.TR_793_Rendering in the land of the Maori.pdfBrief description of research carried out by MIRINZ to improve rendering systems and an indepth discussion of the MIRINZ Low Temperature Rendering system (MLTR)1981TR_793_Rendering in the land of the Maori.pdf

TR 794Gill, C.O.TR_794_Bacterial penetration of muscle tissue.pdfDiscusses bacterial penetration of unprocessed post-rigor muscle tissue requires proteolytic degradation of the material between the muscle fibre and the fibrous layers of the surrounding endomysium1982TR_794_Bacterial penetration of muscle tissue.pdf

TR 795Russell, J.M.TR_795_Low level sulphide measurement in slaughterhouse and fellmongery effluents.pdfReports on examination of the interferences in the iodine titration and colorimetric methods of sulphide determination1982TR_795_Low level sulphide measurement in slaughterhouse and fellmongery effluents.pdf

TR 796Fleming, A.K.TR_796_Impact of refrigeration. A century of meat exports.pdfOutlines a world history of refrigeration and what refrigeration has meant for New Zealand’s meat industry1981TR_796_Impact of refrigeration. A century of meat exports.pdf

TR 797Bell, R.G.TR_797_Microbiological aspects of chub-packed luncheon meat production. 1. Thermal processing.pdfGeneral discussion of the aerobic plate count, which offers a simple and reliable assessment of the microbiological quality of freshly processed chub-packed luncheon meat1982TR_797_Microbiological aspects of chub-packed luncheon meat production. 1. Thermal processing.pdf

TR 798Heddle, J.H.TR_798_Some sources of error in the five day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) test.pdfFactors which affect the results of the BOD five day test were identified and quantified. Results of an interlaboratory study were presented and discussed. Precision similar to that reported by APHA was demonstrated1982TR_798_Some sources of error in the five day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) test.pdf

TR 799Gill, C.O.TR_799_Effect of lactic acid concentration on growth on meat of gram-negative psychrotrophs from a meatworks.pdfThe ultimate pH of muscle tissue can vary between 5.5 and 7, the value being largely dependent upon the amount of glycogen present in the tissue at slaughter1981TR_799_Effect of lactic acid concentration on growth on meat of gram-negative psychrotrophs from a meatworks.pdf

TR 800Young, O.A.TR_800_Further studies on single fibres of bovine muscles.pdfIn a recent study, individual muscle fibres from three bovine muscles were analysed by SDS/ polyacrylamide-gel electrophoresis1981TR_800_Further studies on single fibres of bovine muscles.pdf

TR 801Lambden, A.E.TR_801_Storage of inedible tallow.pdfDiscusses storage of inedible tallow in the dark at sixty degrees centigrade resulting in a decrease in red component of colour and a decrease in bleachability sufficient to change its grade after two to four weeks. Similar result when air blown through1982TR_801_Storage of inedible tallow.pdf

TR 802Fleming, A.K.TR_802_Refrigeration-The key to a century of prosperity.pdfSince the sailing of our first shipment of frozen meat on the “Dunedin” on February 15, 1882, refrigeration has been the key to our dependence on agricultural food exports1981TR_802_Refrigeration-The key to a century of prosperity.pdf

TR 803Gill, C.O.TR_803_Growth at sub-zero temperatures of black spot fungi from meat.pdfIt is usually suggested that mould spoilage develops when meat is held in the temperature range which precludes bacterial but not mould growth.1981TR_803_Growth at sub-zero temperatures of black spot fungi from meat.pdf

TR 804Gill, C.O.TR_804_Occurrence of Clostridium botulinum at aquatic sites in and around Auckland and other urban areas the North Island.pdfSamples of bottom muds from twenty lakes and waterways in the Auckland area were inoculated into bottles of cooked meat medium. Results indicate Clostridium botulinum type Ca is the only type present1982TR_804_Occurrence of Clostridium botulinum at aquatic sites in and around Auckland and other urban areas the North Island.pdf

TR 805Fernando, T.TR_805_Low temperature rendering in the meat industry.pdfDiscusses rendering surveys carried out since 1976 by MIRINZ which indicated that none of the rendering systems available (dry batch, Keith continuous, Centrimeal and Pfaudler) was free of shortcomings1982TR_805_Low temperature rendering in the meat industry.pdf

TR 806Tan, K.H.TR_806_Physiological basis of carbon dioxide inhibition of a meat spoilage bacterium, Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdfDiscusses effects of carbon dioxide on intracellular pH, in vitro enzyme activities and substrate transport were examined to see if changes could be correlated with the observed patterns of growth inhibition1981TR_806_Physiological basis of carbon dioxide inhibition of a meat spoilage bacterium, Pseudomonas fluorescens.pdf

TR 807Nottingham, P.M.TR_807_Spoilage at fat surfaces of meat.pdfDiscusses bacterial spoilage of adipose and muscle tissues as a result of degradation of amino acids1981TR_807_Spoilage at fat surfaces of meat.pdf

TR 808Swan, J.E.TR_808_Technical and economic feasibility of producing plasma and hydrolysed red blood cells from edible grade blood.pdfReports on investigation of technical feasibility of producing a novel blood cell hydrolysate (BCH) from edible grade blood by means of enzymatic hydrolysis on a pilot-plant scale1982TR_808_Technical and economic feasibility of producing plasma and hydrolysed red blood cells from edible grade blood.pdf

TR 809Moore, V.J.TR_809_Binders for the preparation of steak-like products from lamb and beef.pdfReports taste panel scores, protein and fat contents and cooking losses of recombined lamb and beef “steaks”1982TR_809_Binders for the preparation of steak-like products from lamb and beef.pdf

TR 810Phillips, D.M.TR_810_Electrode rendering.pdfDiscusses investigation of a new method of rendering fat-bearing materials1982TR_810_Electrode rendering.pdf

TR 811Heddle, J.H.TR_811_Use of a short-term (5 DAY) residence time aerated lagoon for the treatment of slaughterhouse wastes. Pilot-scale study.pdfDescribes a pilot-scale 5-day-residence-time aerated lagoon for the treatment of settled slaughterhouse waste1982TR_811_Use of a short-term (5 DAY) residence time aerated lagoon for the treatment of slaughterhouse wastes. Pilot-scale study.pdf

TR 812Lambden, A.E.TR_812_Bleach test applied to inedible tallows.pdfThree bleach tests (AOCS method Cc 8d-55, British Standard method 3919:1976 and a shortened test) were compared and the conditions required for the shortened test established1982TR_812_Bleach test applied to inedible tallows.pdf

TR 813Gill, C.O.TR_813_Handling and packaging of chilled sheep liver for maximum shelf life.pdfDiscusses methods for efficient chilling of liver, especially tub-packed livers which have a chilled shelf life of over a month1982TR_813_Handling and packaging of chilled sheep liver for maximum shelf life.pdf

TR 814Russell, J.M.TR_814_Applications of a microwave oven in a wastewater laboratory.pdfDiscusses the application of a domestic microwave oven in the analysis of total suspended solids, total solids and moisture determinations1982TR_814_Applications of a microwave oven in a wastewater laboratory.pdf

TR 815West, J.TR_815_Meat-marking inks.pdfReports on development, new formulas and specifications for inks made with Chocolate Brown H.T., Amaranth, Violet B.N.P. and Methyl Violet dyes to improve branding and grade marking of meat1982TR_815_Meat-marking inks.pdf

TR 817Bell, R.G.TR_817_Microbiological aspects of chub-packed luncheon meat production. 2. Microbial spoilage.pdfDiscusses effects of cooking severity, storage temperature, oxygen availability and curing salts on the development of the spoilage microfloras1983TR_817_Microbiological aspects of chub-packed luncheon meat production. 2. Microbial spoilage.pdf

TR 818Swan, J.E.TR_818_Composition and properties of blood cell hydrolysate powder.pdfBlood cell hydrolysate powder (BCH) was manufactured from enzymatically hydrolysed beef blood cells and some of its physical, chemical and functional properties were assessed1983TR_818_Composition and properties of blood cell hydrolysate powder.pdf

TR 819West, J.TR_819_Thermo-setting inks for branding meat.pdfBranding of frozen meat is best achieved with thermo-setting inks, which contain dyes or insoluble aluminium lakes of dyes, suspended in edible fats1983TR_819_Thermo-setting inks for branding meat.pdf

TR 819-AWest, J.TR_819-A_Thermo-setting inks for branding meat.Addendum to TR 819.pdfSpecifications for branding inks for frozen meat1983TR_819-A_Thermo-setting inks for branding meat.Addendum to TR 819.pdf

TR 820Tobin, P.A.TR_820_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1957-1982.pdfMIRINZ publications listed chronologically under different series, and with author and subject indexes1983TR_820_Comprehensive index to MIRINZ publications, 1957-1982.pdf

TR 821Caddigan, M.S.C.TR_821_Use of ultrafiltration for concentrating stickwater from MLTR rendering systems.pdfAbcor pilot-scale ultrafiltration system was evaluated for concentrating stickwater from the MIRINZ low temperature rendering plants1983TR_821_Use of ultrafiltration for concentrating stickwater from MLTR rendering systems.pdf

TR 822Loeffen, M.P.F.TR_822_Flexible hot brander for frozen meat.pdfPrototype hot, flexible brander has been developed for applying a standard meat-inspection legend to frozen carcasses or cuts of meat1983TR_822_Flexible hot brander for frozen meat.pdf

TR 823Lowry, P.D.TR_823_Microbiological evaluation of the MIRINZ low temperature rendering system.pdfRaw materials, vessel contents, decanter solids, tallow and stickwater from a Low Temperature Rendering system (MLTR) were analysed for total viable counts (both aerobic and anaerobic), total Enterobacteriaceae and total Clostridium perfringens1983TR_823_Microbiological evaluation of the MIRINZ low temperature rendering system.pdf

TR 824Swan, J.E.TR_824_Use of a Baader 696 mechanical separator to recover meat from rendered material, carcasses and bones.pdfA Baader 696 machine was used to mechanically separate meat from the following: low- temperature rendered beef solids produced as a by-product1983TR_824_Use of a Baader 696 mechanical separator to recover meat from rendered material, carcasses and bones.pdf

TR 825Swan, J.E.TR_825_Defatting mutton by low temperature thermal processing.pdfWhole over fat mutton carcasses and soft tissues from such carcasses were minced and thermally defatted in a low temperature rendering system.1984TR_825_Defatting mutton by low temperature thermal processing.pdf

TR 826Russell, J.M.TR_826_Colour removal from meat-processing effluents.pdfPrimary treated meat processing effluents had a dominant wavelength 574-576 nm and true colour of yellow. Treatment with sodium hexametaphosphate and sulphuric acid removed colour more effectively than pH adjustment or anaerobic treatment1984TR_826_Colour removal from meat-processing effluents.pdf

TR 827Lambden, A.E.TR_827_Effects of packaging film and tissue respiration on oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations in vacuum packages of chilled meat.pdfEffects of packaging film and tissue respiration on oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations in vacuum packages of chilled meat .1984TR_827_Effects of packaging film and tissue respiration on oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations in vacuum packages of chilled meat.pdf

TR 828Downey, J.TR_828_Raw tallow as a fuel-oil substitute.pdfExamines potential for firing industrial burners on raw tallow1984TR_828_Raw tallow as a fuel-oil substitute.pdf

TR 829Russell, J.M.TR_829_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdfLaboratory manual for the analysis of meat processing plant effluent and receiving waters. Methods presented are the best available for general laboratory use and are based on several analytical publications1984TR_829_Standard methods for the examination of meat wastes and receiving waters.pdf

TR 830Loeffen, M.P.F.TR_830_Computer control of an automatic carcass freezer to meet accelerated conditioning requirements.pdfDescribes use of a computer at Canterbury Frozen Meat’s Paeroa to meet freezing requirements of the Accelerated Conditioning (AC) specification while ensuring complete freezing before loadout, when freezer contains wide range of carcass grades and wraps1984TR_830_Computer control of an automatic carcass freezer to meet accelerated conditioning requirements.pdf

TR 831Morris, M.A.TR_831_Methods for determining the physical and chemical properties of products and wastes of rendering departments.pdfPresents a collection of the most common tests routinely performed by laboratories testing products and wastes. Methods for testing stickwater wastes are included, as low-temperature rendering systems are increasingly being adopted1984TR_831_Methods for determining the physical and chemical properties of products and wastes of rendering departments.pdf

TR 832Pham, Q.T.TR_832_Weight loss from lamb carcasses in frozen storage – Influence of environmental factors.pdfTests were conducted to measure the influence of various environmental factors on the rate of weight loss from frozen lamb in single-storey cold stores1984TR_832_Weight loss from lamb carcasses in frozen storage – Influence of environmental factors.pdf

TR 833Pham, Q.T.TR_833_Survey of air infiltration into cold stores.pdfEleven sub-zero cold stores of modern single-storey construction (including one “high-rise” store) were surveyed with regard to air infiltration. A simple equation is suggested for the design of refrigeration systems1984TR_833_Survey of air infiltration into cold stores.pdf

TR 834Gill, C.O.TR_834_Calculation of bacterial growth for evaluation of offal cooling procedures.pdfWarm offals develop a bacterial flora dominated by the potentia l pathogen Escherichiacoli .1984TR_834_Calculation of bacterial growth for evaluation of offal cooling procedures.pdf

TR 835Gill, C.O.TR_835_Process monitoring for hygienic handling of offals.pdfDescribes equipment and procedures for hygienic monitoring of offal cooling processes by a temperature function integration technique1984TR_835_Process monitoring for hygienic handling of offals.pdf

TR 836West, J.TR_836_Appearance of fancy meats. Effects of freezing, packaging and storage.pdfLamb and sheep livers, hearts, kidneys, brains and sweetbreads and calf and beef kidneys were frozen cryogenically or air-blast in shipping containers. Appearance was compared with fresh produce after one and eight month’s storage1985TR_836_Appearance of fancy meats. Effects of freezing, packaging and storage.pdf

TR 838Caddigan, M.S.C.TR_838_Hydrolysis of woolly materials before rendering.pdfIn a preliminary study, the effects of sodium hydroxide (Na0H), sodium sulphide or high t empera ture with pressur e on degradation of pure wool were investigated.1986TR_838_Hydrolysis of woolly materials before rendering.pdf

TR 839Caddigan, M.S.C.TR_839_Energy use in MIRINZ low temperature rendering plants.pdfEnergy use in two MIRINZ Low Temperature Render ing (MLTR) plants was assessed.1985TR_839_Energy use in MIRINZ low temperature rendering plants.pdf

TR 840Vette, M.A.G.TR_840_Sheep behaviour. Analysis of yard-to-restrainer operations in twenty-six New Zealand export meat plants.pdfSheep-processing plants throughout New Zealand were videotaped to assess the problems of translating sheep from standing freely in a pen to a position of full restraint1985TR_840_Sheep behaviour. Analysis of yard-to-restrainer operations in twenty-six New Zealand export meat plants.pdf

TR 841Lambden, A.E.TR_841_Recommended methods for the analysis of meat and meat products.pdfDescribes methods considered to be suitable for use in a busy laboratory at a meat plant; therefore, they are offered in a style similar to that employed by AOAC. They are not intended as reference methods1986TR_841_Recommended methods for the analysis of meat and meat products.pdf

TR 842Chrystall, B.B.TR_842_Composition of New Zealand lamb as influenced by geographical area, sex of animal and cut.pdfThe total soft tissue of wether lamb loins from six geographical areas, of ram and ewe loins from one area and of legs and shoulders from one area were analysed for proximate composition, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals and cholesterol1986TR_842_Composition of New Zealand lamb as influenced by geographical area, sex of animal and cut.pdf

TR 843Swan, J.E.TR_843_Assessment of four viscera cutting and washing systems.pdfBeef and sheep viscera. were processed with several types of cutter (sawblade, fixed blade, slow-moving blade) and washer (rotary drum, Contra- Shear screen) to determine fat losses and effluent quality from the washers1986TR_843_Assessment of four viscera cutting and washing systems.pdf

TR 844Oliver, D.W.TR_844_Air flows in automatic air blast carton freezers.pdfThree automatic air blast carton freezers were surveyed to evaluate the air flow distribution within the freezing chamber1986TR_844_Air flows in automatic air blast carton freezers.pdf

TR 845Pham, Q.T.TR_845_Heat transfer in the air-blast freezing and thawing of cartons.pdfThe heat transfer coefficient (H.T.C.) and freezing or thawing times of cartons of Tylose (meat substitute) in an air stream were measured1986TR_845_Heat transfer in the air-blast freezing and thawing of cartons.pdf

TR 846Pryor, G.E.TR_846_Air thawing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdfAir-thawing trials were conducted on lamb and mutton carcasses in which thawing time, carcass appearance, bacterial numbers and weight change were recorded1986TR_846_Air thawing of lamb and mutton carcasses.pdf

TR 847Bell, R.G.TR_847_Spoilage bacteria of chilled meat. Their characteristics and identification.pdfDuring prolonged storage of meat at chill temperatures, only a few types of organisms from the micro flora originally present on meat will be able to grow1986TR_847_Spoilage bacteria of chilled meat. Their characteristics and identification.pdf

TR 848Pham, Q.T.TR_848_Guide to humidity, condensation and hygrometers.pdfThis paper describes the effects of air humidity in meat processing plants and discusses ways to avoid condensation problems. It surveys the various humidity-measuring instruments available and critically examines their performance1987TR_848_Guide to humidity, condensation and hygrometers.pdf

TR 849Torley, P.J.TR_849_Bone ash production from rendered materials.pdfThe particle size distribution of dryer solids from a MIRINZ Low Temperature Rendering (MLTR) system was determined with standard sieves.1987TR_849_Bone ash production from rendered materials.pdf

TR 850Loeffen, M.P.F.TR_850_Production monitoring and control in a rendering department.pdfDescribes production control techniques, including mass balances, tallow and meal composition and yield analysis, and rendering yield prediction from carcass production weights and boning room input weight, to increase the profitability of rendering1987TR_850_Production monitoring and control in a rendering department.pdf

TR 851Chrystall, B.B.TR_851_Composition of selected New Zealand beef cuts.pdfComposition of grass-fed New Zealand beef was determined by analysing samples from light steers, heavy steers, heifers and cows1987TR_851_Composition of selected New Zealand beef cuts.pdf

TR 853Downey, J.TR_853_Comparison of offal chilling and freezing methods.pdfMethods of speeding the initial chilling rate of offals before and after packaging are investigated1988TR_853_Comparison of offal chilling and freezing methods.pdf

TR 854Cooper, R.N.TR_854_Effluent treatment in the New Zealand export meat industry.pdfCharacteristics and treatment of New Zealand meat processing effluent are described by reference to the results of research undertaken by MIRINZ1988TR_854_Effluent treatment in the New Zealand export meat industry.pdf

TR 856Brown, G.I.TR_856_Use of meat and bone meal temperature for end-point control in drying.pdfLaboratory-scale trials indicated that product temperature could be used to indicate the end-point when drying meat and bone meals1988TR_856_Use of meat and bone meal temperature for end-point control in drying.pdf

TR 857West, J.TR_857_Comparative value for money. Lamb, beef, pork and chicken.pdfSelection of lamb, beef, pork and chicken cuts purchased from butchers’ shops and supermarkets was cooked and separated into lean, fat and bone tissues. The yield of cooked edible tissues (lean and fat) varied widely1989TR_857_Comparative value for money. Lamb, beef, pork and chicken.pdf

TR 858Pham, Q.T.TR_858_Methods of improving the performance of carton air-blast freezers.pdfMethods of improving the performance of carton air-blast freezers were examined1989TR_858_Methods of improving the performance of carton air-blast freezers.pdf

TR 859Chrystall, B.B.TR_859_Composition of selected New Zealand mutton cuts.pdfComposition of cuts from heavy and light mutton carcasses was determined1989TR_859_Composition of selected New Zealand mutton cuts.pdf

TR 860Lowry, P.D.TR_860_Identification of Salmonella in the meat industry. Biochemical and serological procedures.pdfDescribes the basis of Salmonella serological reactions, the rationale to serotyping procedures, and the methods to determine the antigenic make-up of any isolate. Includes identification steps of pure culture isolation and biochemical identification1989TR_860_Identification of Salmonella in the meat industry. Biochemical and serological procedures.pdf

TR 861West, J.TR_861_Intramuscular polyunsaturated fatty acids in New Zealand meats.pdfFatty acid (C10:0 to C22:6) content of longissimus dorsi muscles from beef, lamb, mutton, goat and venison; leg and breast muscles from chicken, and leg muscles from possum was determined1989TR_861_Intramuscular polyunsaturated fatty acids in New Zealand meats.pdf

TR 862Russell, J.M.TR_862_Design and operation of anaerobic treatment in the meat processing industry.pdfPresents design concepts for both lagoons and UASB reactors and gives an equation, developed by MIRINZ, that is useful in designing lagoon systems1990TR_862_Design and operation of anaerobic treatment in the meat processing industry.pdf

TR 863Dawson, C.O.TR_863_Nutritative value of offals and meals from two rendering processes.pdfSamples of meat and bone meal and raw offals made from were collected from a low temperature (MLTR) and dry rendering plants. Biological value (BV), true digestibility (TD), and net protein utilization (NPU) were determined in rat feeding trials1990TR_863_Nutritative value of offals and meals from two rendering processes.pdf

TR 864Reid, C.M.TR_864_Evaluation of rapid methods for the detection of salmonella from meat and meat products.pdfA simple, rapid Salmonella Latex Slide Agglutination kit, Serobact-Salmonella- Salmonella, was evaluated for its ability to detect Salmonella1991TR_864_Evaluation of rapid methods for the detection of salmonella from meat and meat products.pdf

TR 865Pham, Q.T.TR_865_Thawing and tempering of cartoned meat and meat cuts.pdfThe thawing and tempering of cartoned meat and meat cuts in air, in water or using microwave energy were investigated.1991TR_865_Thawing and tempering of cartoned meat and meat cuts.pdf

TR 866Reid, C.M.TR_866_Evaluation of eight rapid Staphylococcus aureus confirmatory kits, using isolates from meat.pdfReports on comparison of sensitivity and specificity values for eight rapid Staphylococcus aureus confirmatory kits, and the tube coagulase test, compared with standard confirmatory biochemical tests1991TR_866_Evaluation of eight rapid Staphylococcus aureus confirmatory kits, using isolates from meat.pdf

TR 867Russell, J.M.TR_867_Nitrous oxide emissions from wastewater treatment systems.pdfGeneral discussion of nitrous oxide as a greenhouse gas, particularly from perspective of waste treatment1991TR_867_Nitrous oxide emissions from wastewater treatment systems.pdf

TR 868Avery, S.M.TR_868_Comparison of two culture methods for isolating Staphylococcus aureus for use in the New Zealand meat industry.pdfReports on trials comparing Baird-Parker Agar method with an alternative cultural method, which uses 4S Agar, for enumerating Staphylococcus aureus1991TR_868_Comparison of two culture methods for isolating Staphylococcus aureus for use in the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 869Phillips, D.M.TR_869_Plant trials of a pelt identification system.pdfDescribes plant trials of a pelt identification system using bar coded tags and a hand-held applicator. The system allows each farmer’s pelts to be identified at grading after processing, when faults are evident1991TR_869_Plant trials of a pelt identification system.pdf

TR 870Reid, C.M.TR_870_Evaluation of two selective media and a rapid latex test for the isolation-confirmation of Campylobacter jejuni.pdfEvaluation of trials to to recover Campylobacter species from poultry and red meats, by an enrichment step using Preston enrichment broth. Skirrow selective agar is compared with Campylobacter blood-free selective agar (Oxoid)1991TR_870_Evaluation of two selective media and a rapid latex test for the isolation-confirmation of Campylobacter jejuni.pdf

TR 871VariousTR_871_Twenty sixth research conference of the Meat Industry of New Zealand.pdfCollection of papers on meat research1990TR_871_Twenty sixth research conference of the Meat Industry of New Zealand.pdf

TR 872Chrystall, B.B.TR_872_Quality assurance for tenderness.pdfSets out procedures that should be used to monitor tenderness. Although main focus is targeted at AC and ACA lamb, the methods described can be applied equally to other lamb cuts and to other meat cuts1991TR_872_Quality assurance for tenderness.pdf

TR 873Cook, R.L.TR_873_Microbiological methods for the meat industry.pdfDescribes laboratory safety, quality assurance, hygiene evaluation, air sampling, meat and meat products, collection and preparation of samples; methods for enumeration of bacteria, water, microscope methods and biochemical test procedures1991TR_873_Microbiological methods for the meat industry.pdf

TR 874Avery, S.M.TR_874_Evaluation of enrichment methods and comparison of six selective culture media for isolating Aeromonas species from meat.pdfReports on evaluation of published enrichment methods for culturing Aeromonas species from meat and meat products, and determination of  performance of six agar media for isolating Aeromonas from carcasses, retail meat cuts and faecal swabs1991TR_874_Evaluation of enrichment methods and comparison of six selective culture media for isolating Aeromonas species from meat.pdf

TR 875Verhagen, C.TR_875_Comparison of cultural methods for isolation and confirmation of Clostridium perfringens.pdfReports on evaluation of three selective agar media and two confirmatory tests for Clostridium perfringens for their suitability for use by meat plant laboratories1991TR_875_Comparison of cultural methods for isolation and confirmation of Clostridium perfringens.pdf

TR 876Lindsey, S.B.TR_876_Limit of detection and accuracy of sulphide analytical procedures.pdfDiscusses two methods commonly used to measure low levels of sulphide in effluents. Both involve formation of methylene blue from dimethyl-p-phenylenediamine but use different methods to remove interferences1991TR_876_Limit of detection and accuracy of sulphide analytical procedures.pdf

TR 877Wee, H.K.TR_877_Survey of energy use in the New Zealand meat industry for the 1989-1990 season.pdfSurvey of energy used by thirty-one meat export processing plants in New Zealand in the 1989-1990 season to determine levels of energy use and trends1992TR_877_Survey of energy use in the New Zealand meat industry for the 1989-1990 season.pdf

TR 878van Oostrom, A.J.TR_878_Meat processing effluent treatment in surface-flow constructed wetlands.pdfReports on a two-year study of three experimental wetlands to evaluate surface-lfow constructed wetlands for treating meat processing effluents1991TR_878_Meat processing effluent treatment in surface-flow constructed wetlands.pdf

TR 879Reid, C.M.TR_879_Escherichia coli 0157-H7. The hamburger bug, a literature review.pdfLiterature review on Escherichia coli 0157:H71991TR_879_Escherichia coli 0157-H7. The hamburger bug, a literature review.pdf

TR 880Donnison, A.M.TR_880_Use of Clostridium perfringens in identifying water-borne faecal pollution. Review.pdfReviews methods to enumerate Clostridium perfringens in environmental samples and possible uses of this organism in assessing faecal contamination of waters and sediments1991TR_880_Use of Clostridium perfringens in identifying water-borne faecal pollution. Review.pdf

TR 881Pham, Q.T.TR_881_Computer calculation of meat plant refrigertion requirements.pdfA computer software package for the design of meat plant refrigeration systems, recently developed at MIRINZ, is described.1991TR_881_Computer calculation of meat plant refrigertion requirements.pdf

TR 882Lowry, P.D.TR_882_Preliminary study on the microbiological effect of washing meat plant equipment with 82 degrees C water.pdfThis study, carried out at an export meat plant, compared the residual microbial loading on ovine roller scalpers and viscera collection trays after washing with 82°C, 43°C and 22°C water.1991TR_882_Preliminary study on the microbiological effect of washing meat plant equipment with 82 degrees C water.pdf

TR 883Swan, J.E.TR_883_Collagen. Structure, function and uses.pdfBibliography of texts and references on collagen is included, together with references on the uses of collagen obtained from abstract and on-line searching for the 10-year period to January 1990.1991TR_883_Collagen. Structure, function and uses.pdf

TR 884Chadderton, T.TR_884_Development of improved control strategies to reduce the electricity consumption of automatic refrigeration engine rooms.pdfThis Research Memorandum reports progress on developing a more energy efficient computer-based control system for automatic refrigeration enginerooms in meat processing plants1991TR_884_Development of improved control strategies to reduce the electricity consumption of automatic refrigeration engine rooms.pdf

TR 885Smith, M.TR_885_How the world spices its sheepmeat.pdfThis paper views sheepmeat as a food rather than a commodity.1991TR_885_How the world spices its sheepmeat.pdf

TR 886Ross, C.M.TR_886_Use of chromogenic markers as a rapid method for measuring faecal coliforms and  E. coli in turbid water samples.pdfResults of this study indicate that methylumbelliferyl substrates are suitable for enumeration of faecal coliforms and Escherichia coli in turbid water samples with counts greater than 50 CFU/100 ml.1991TR_886_Use of chromogenic markers as a rapid method for measuring faecal coliforms and  E. coli in turbid water samples.pdf

TR 887Reid, C.M.TR_887_Comparison of three MUG agar plate methods with the modified Anderson and Baird-Parker method for enumerating Escherichia coli from fresh and frozen meat.pdfMethods have been recently developed that incorporate a new glucuronide compound that E. coli turns blue. The use of such methods incorporating this compound would appear to warrant further investigation.1991TR_887_Comparison of three MUG agar plate methods with the modified Anderson and Baird-Parker method for enumerating Escherichia coli from fresh and frozen meat.pdf

TR 888Russell, J.M.TR_888_Effect of soil pH on denitrification losses from areas irrigated with meat processing effluent- initial studies.pdfThe amount of nitrous oxide released from soil, as a proportion of total denitrification gases (nitrous oxide and dinitrogen), was assessed on a laboratory scale1991TR_888_Effect of soil pH on denitrification losses from areas irrigated with meat processing effluent- initial studies.pdf

TR 889Brown, G.I.TR_889_Meat industry operations and the greenhouse effect.pdfThe use of irrigation for effluent treatment is increasing. This change is increasing the specific global warming potential of effluent treatment1992TR_889_Meat industry operations and the greenhouse effect.pdf

TR 890Lindsay, D.T.TR_890_Feasibility of demand defrost systems in the meat industry.pdfThe implementation of demand defrost systems was investigated and compared with manual and automatic defrost systems currently being used in the meat industry.1992TR_890_Feasibility of demand defrost systems in the meat industry.pdf

TR 891Whitmore, A.J.TR_891_Transglutaminase mediated setting reaction in surimi and purification of transglutaminase from plasma.pdfThis Technical Report describes studies related to the potential use of the enzyme transglutaminase to catalyse the formation of covalent cross-links between meat proteins1992TR_891_Transglutaminase mediated setting reaction in surimi and purification of transglutaminase from plasma.pdf

TR 892Illing, H.TR_892_Effect of cook temperature and time on tenderness and cook loss from beef semitendinosus.pdfReports on trials to determine effect of cooking temperature and time on the tenderness and texture of sliced semitendinosus muscle of adult cattle using a Warner Bratzler (WB) tenderometer and trained sensory panellists1992TR_892_Effect of cook temperature and time on tenderness and cook loss from beef semitendinosus.pdf

TR 893-AStannard, N.R.TR_893-A_Quality assurance audit trail for chilled meat products. Section 1-4.pdfIntroduction to the concepts of judging product quality and assessing the level of risk of product failure at any point from farm to retail sale for chilled meat products1992TR_893-A_Quality assurance audit trail for chilled meat products. Section 1-4.pdf

TR 893-BStannard, N.R.TR_893-B_Quality assurance audit trail for chilled meat products. Section 4-End.pdfIntroduction to the concepts of judging product quality and assessing the level of risk of product failure at any point from farm to retail sale for chilled meat products1992TR_893-B_Quality assurance audit trail for chilled meat products. Section 4-End.pdf

TR 894Donnison, A.M.TR_894_Practical guide to monitoring bacterial indicators in New Zealand waters and effluents.pdfIntroduction to the concepts of water monitoring from a public health perspective1992TR_894_Practical guide to monitoring bacterial indicators in New Zealand waters and effluents.pdf

TR 895Wilson, S.A.TR_895_Functional properties of meat proteins – a literature review.pdfThis literature review covers the functionality of meat proteins in comminuted products.1992TR_895_Functional properties of meat proteins – a literature review.pdf

TR 896Donnison, A.M.TR_896_Meat plant outline quality assurance manual system.pdfIntroduction to the concepts of product and service quality and to help meat plant managers develop their own quality systems manuals1992TR_896_Meat plant outline quality assurance manual system.pdf

TR 897Russell, J.M.TR_897_Effect of soil pH on measured denitrification rates at a wastewater irrigation site.pdfNitrous oxide emission rates at a wastewater irrigation site receiving meat-processing effluent were determined at two areas with the same soil type but of different soil pH (pH 4.3 – 4.5 and pH 6.2 – 6.6).1992TR_897_Effect of soil pH on measured denitrification rates at a wastewater irrigation site.pdf

TR 898Russell, J.M.TR_898_Nitrogen transformations and removal in three lagoon systems treating meat processing wastes.pdfNitrogen removal efficiencies of three lagoon systems treating meat-processing wastes are reported.1992TR_898_Nitrogen transformations and removal in three lagoon systems treating meat processing wastes.pdf

TR 899Russell, J.M.TR_899_Factors affecting nitrogen removal in lagoons.pdfIt is concluded that denitrification in lagoon systems is limited by the ability of lagoons to nitrify effluent, by inadequate mixing of nitrified effluent with anoxic zones and by the low concentrations of available organic carbon in aerobic systems.1992TR_899_Factors affecting nitrogen removal in lagoons.pdf

TR 900Gibson, H.C.TR_900_Offal hydrolysis and petfood palatability a literature review.pdfThis report summarizes methods of hydrolysis that could be used to produce flavour-enhancing substances from dark-coloured offals.1992TR_900_Offal hydrolysis and petfood palatability a literature review.pdf

TR 901Dibble, W.H.TR_901_Functionality of selected cuts of bull beef.pdfThe chemical composition and functional properties of the following wholesale cuts of dairy bull beef were investigated1992TR_901_Functionality of selected cuts of bull beef.pdf

TR 902Russell, J.M.TR_902_Effect of wastewater pre-treatment on denitrification rates at wastewater irrigation sites.pdfEffects of various degrees of pre-treatment of meat-processing wastes on soil denitrification rates were examined in laboratory-scale incubations and in small-scale Iysimeters1992TR_902_Effect of wastewater pre-treatment on denitrification rates at wastewater irrigation sites.pdf

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TR 905Swan, J.E.TR_905_Production prices and trends for New Zealand meat and bone meal and tallow.pdfDiscusses New Zealand tallow and meat meals. Production data, estimated domestic consumption, export volumes and export prices for 1967-1987 are given. Types of tallow and meat meals, quality, composition and uses are discussed1988TR_905_Production prices and trends for New Zealand meat and bone meal and tallow.pdf

TR 906Donnison, A.M.TR_906_Quality control for microbial analyses of water, effluent and sediment samples determination of method accuracy.pdfThis report describes the procedures for quality control of commonly used methods for microbial analysis of water, effluent and sediment samples.1992TR_906_Quality control for microbial analyses of water, effluent and sediment samples determination of method accuracy.pdf

TR 907Stannard, N.R.TR_907_Total quality management. An approach for meat plants.pdfDiscusses Total Quality Management (TQM) as it relates to the meat industry1993TR_907_Total quality management. An approach for meat plants.pdf

TR 908Gilbert, K.V.TR_908_Electrical stunning and slaughter in New Zealand.pdfDiscusses methods of electrical stunning on a variety of species, including methods, effects, and animal welfare1993TR_908_Electrical stunning and slaughter in New Zealand.pdf

TR 909Archibald, R.D.TR_909_Opportunities for New Zealand manufacturing meat in the USA.pdfMembers of the Intermediate Meat Products (IMP) team visited fifty-seven companies and organisations in the United States, July-November 1992 to obtain information on the use and potential for IMPs1993TR_909_Opportunities for New Zealand manufacturing meat in the USA.pdf

TR 910Donnison, A.M.TR_910_Microbiology of nitrification. A review.pdfReviews the literature on microbial nitrification1993TR_910_Microbiology of nitrification. A review.pdf

TR 911Fitzgerald, C.M.TR_911_Comparison of the 3M Petrifilm Escherechia coli method with the MIRINZ standard method for enumerating Escherichia coli from meat.pdfReports on tests to determine sensitivity, specificity and performance of the Petrifilm Escherechia coli method for enumerating Escherichia coli1993TR_911_Comparison of the 3M Petrifilm Escherechia coli method with the MIRINZ standard method for enumerating Escherichia coli from meat.pdf

TR 912Fitzgerald, C.M.TR_912_Comparison of the 3M Petrifilm coliform method with the MIRINZ standard method for enumerating Enterobacteriaceae from chilled meat products.pdfReports on tests of performance of the Petrifilm coliform method, compared with that of the Violet Red Bile Dextrose Agar pour-plate method for enumerating Enterobacteriaceae from chilled meat products1993TR_912_Comparison of the 3M Petrifilm coliform method with the MIRINZ standard method for enumerating Enterobacteriaceae from chilled meat products.pdf

TR 913Pham, Q.T.TR_913_Transport of lamb carcasses by Insuliner truck-trailer units.pdfReports on tests measuring the thermal performance of Insuliners (a type of truck-trailer unit with double-layered side curtains), finding units suitable for transporting whole stillages of frozen meat products over short distances1984TR_913_Transport of lamb carcasses by Insuliner truck-trailer units.pdf

TR 914van Oostrom, A.J.TR_914_Treatment of a nitrified meat processing effluent in gravel bed wetlands.pdfThis paper describes the performance of three experimental constructed gravel bed wetlands receiving a nitrified meat processing effluent1993TR_914_Treatment of a nitrified meat processing effluent in gravel bed wetlands.pdf

TR 915Downey, J.TR_915_Plate freezing of boneless beef. Freezing times.pdfReports on trials to obtain data on plate freezing using a mini plate freezer with range of freezing times for boneless beef covered by using tylose to determine the shortest freezing time, and individually wrapped inside rounds to determine longest1980TR_915_Plate freezing of boneless beef. Freezing times.pdf

TR 916Dibble, W.H.TR_916_Functional properties of pre-rigor bull beef.pdfReports on investigation of extent of pre-rigor in eight young Friesian bulls, without stimulation, and selected cuts (chuck, striploin and outside round) from each side of the carcass were excised shortly after slaughter and trimmed to 95% chemical lean1993TR_916_Functional properties of pre-rigor bull beef.pdf

TR 917Bell, R.G.TR_917_Why and hows of handling chilled New Zealand lamb.pdfDiscusses the transport phase of chilled lamb intended for international markets1993TR_917_Why and hows of handling chilled New Zealand lamb.pdf

TR 918Sephton, S.W.TR_918_Acceptability of sausages containing mutton fat.pdfThe purpose of this research was to assess the effect of using mutton fat in sausage formulations1993TR_918_Acceptability of sausages containing mutton fat.pdf

TR 919Sephton, S.W.TR_919_Production of blood fraction hydrolysates and the use of blood and milk hydrolysates in finely comminuted meat products.pdfReports on a study to investigate whether enzymes could be used to increase the functionality of blood fractions or milk proteins to enhance fat and water-binding in meat products1993TR_919_Production of blood fraction hydrolysates and the use of blood and milk hydrolysates in finely comminuted meat products.pdf

TR 920Penney, N.TR_920_Use of commercial oxygen absorbers in association with carbon dioxide packaging for the chilled storage of beef and lamb.pdfReports on series of storage trials to evaluate the commercial oxygen absorber, Ageless Z-100 GA, for preventing adverse oxygen-mediated colour changes in raw beef and lamb during chilled storage in carbon dioxide controlled atmosphere packs1993TR_920_Use of commercial oxygen absorbers in association with carbon dioxide packaging for the chilled storage of beef and lamb.pdf

TR 921Reid, M.D.TR_921_Uses for beef and lamb cuts. Literature review.pdfDiscusses the different cuts that are obtained from beef and lamb carcasses and describes and explains uses for these cuts1993TR_921_Uses for beef and lamb cuts. Literature review.pdf

TR 922Donnison, A.M.TR_922_Public Health Implications of Faecal Contamination of Sediments and Shellfish A Review.pdfReviews factors affecting the adsorption of microorganisms to sediment particles, survival of faecal indicator organisms in sediments, sampling and enumerating organisms, use of sediments for pollution monitoring, and faecal pollution and shellfish1993TR_922_Public Health Implications of Faecal Contamination of Sediments and Shellfish A Review.pdf

TR 923Brown, G.I.TR_923_Stickwater Ultrafiltration.pdfReports trial of stickwater from four low temperature rendering plants was processed through a pilot-scale ultrafiltration plant to investigate product recovery from this waste stream and the resulting waste minimisation1993TR_923_Stickwater Ultrafiltration.pdf

TR 924Willix, J.TR_924_Video Presentation of Air Flow Patterns in Beef Chillers.pdfReports the Refrigeration and Energy Section’s investigation of effect of design features on chiller air flow by visualising water flow patterns using a hydrogen bubble technique in a one tenth scale model1993TR_924_Video Presentation of Air Flow Patterns in Beef Chillers.pdf

TR 925Swan, J.E.TR_925_pH variability in muscles. Literature review.pdfDiscusses how pH changes in muscle after the animal is slaughtered, and the factors that can affect meat pH. Also discusses how meat pH affects various meat characteristics such as colour, functionality and tenderness1993TR_925_pH variability in muscles. Literature review.pdf

TR 926Archibald, R.D.TR_926_Opportunities for New Zealand manufacturing meat in Japan.pdfReports on visit of the Intermediate Meat Products (IMP) team to twenty-two companies in central Japan in June 1993 to obtain information on the use of, and potential for, IMPs in Japan1993TR_926_Opportunities for New Zealand manufacturing meat in Japan.pdf

TR 927Bell, R.G.TR_927_Preliminary investigation of the distribution of microbial contamination on lamb and beef carcasses.pdfReports on experiments to determine distribution of the initial microbial contamination associated with conventional and inverted lamb dressing and with two cold boning beef dressing lines of different capacity1993TR_927_Preliminary investigation of the distribution of microbial contamination on lamb and beef carcasses.pdf

TR 928Sadler, D.N.TR_928_Developing pre-rigor salted mince as an export product.pdfReports on experiments to investigate effect of adding zero, two or four per cent sodium chloride to pre-rigor minced meat, with or without one hundred parts per million sodium nitrite, on meat’s storage life and functionality1993TR_928_Developing pre-rigor salted mince as an export product.pdf

TR 930Fraser, E.M.TR_930_Use of hot-set binders in restructured lamb roasts.pdfReports on effect of binder types on restructured whole-tissue and chunked-and-formed lamb roasts made with a variety of hot-set binders (milk protein, soy protein, blood plasma protein, tapioca starch, potato starch, carrageenan)1993TR_930_Use of hot-set binders in restructured lamb roasts.pdf

TR 931Bell, R.G.TR_931_Product-life of chilled lamb and beef in Saudi Arabia.pdfReports on transport and storage trials at SASO Laboratories, Riyadh, of chilled lamb and beef imported into Saudi Arabia between June 1987 and April 19901993TR_931_Product-life of chilled lamb and beef in Saudi Arabia.pdf

TR 932Mikkelsen, V.L.TR_932_Hamburger patty technology. Literature review.pdfLiterature review of hamburger technology: processing, formualtion, quality characteristics and their measurement, raw materials, and variables in processing and storage1993TR_932_Hamburger patty technology. Literature review.pdf

TR 933Dibble, W.H.TR_933_Functional properties of pre-rigor bull beef. Effect of phosphates, cooking method and post-mortem salting time.pdfReports on two experiments on effects of salting meat sausages and hamburgers (patties) post-mortem using inorganic phosphates for effect on cooking yield1994TR_933_Functional properties of pre-rigor bull beef. Effect of phosphates, cooking method and post-mortem salting time.pdf

TR 934Bell, R.G.TR_934_Chilled product life of raw cold-bound restructured beef steaks packaged under vacuum or carbon dioxide.pdfReports on storage trials at low temperatures to determine chilled product life of alginate-bound comminuted-tissue restructured steak and a Pearl-bound whole-tissue restructured steak packaged under vacuum or carbon dioxide1994TR_934_Chilled product life of raw cold-bound restructured beef steaks packaged under vacuum or carbon dioxide.pdf

TR 935Esguerra, C.M.TR_935_Sensory Quality and Yields of Beef Roasts A Literature Review.pdfThis review discusses the different post-mortem handling and processing factors that influence the sensory quality and cook yield of whole-tissue beef roast.1994TR_935_Sensory Quality and Yields of Beef Roasts A Literature Review.pdf

TR 936Dibble, W.H.TR_936_Functional Properties of Bull BeefEffect of Short Term Frozen Storage.pdfInvestigation of effect of short-term frozen storage on the functional properties of vacuum-packed bull beef chucks1994TR_936_Functional Properties of Bull BeefEffect of Short Term Frozen Storage.pdf

TR 937Swan, J.E.TR_937_MIRINZ publications and reports on rendering and related subjects, 1959-1994.pdfList of all non-confidential MIRINZ publications and reports related to rendering department operations1994TR_937_MIRINZ publications and reports on rendering and related subjects, 1959-1994.pdf

TR 938Ben, A.TR_938_Cold-bound restructured beef steaks. Effect of processing conditions.pdfReports on trials to investigate effect of setting temperature, time and binder concentration on the bind strength of cold-bound restructured beef steaks1994TR_938_Cold-bound restructured beef steaks. Effect of processing conditions.pdf

TR 939Sephton, S.W.TR_939_Colour acceptability of mince made from IQF meat pieces.pdfInvestigation on effect of packaging (polyethylene liner, impermeable vacuum bags, permeable vacuum bags, or under a carbon dioxide atmosphere) and frozen storage time on display colour of mince made from individually quick frozen (IQF) cubes and strips1994TR_939_Colour acceptability of mince made from IQF meat pieces.pdf

TR 940Chadderton, T.TR_940_Using pinch analysis to identify opportunities to reduce meat plant utility costs.pdfDescribes pinch analysis and shows it to be a useful design tool for meat plants1995TR_940_Using pinch analysis to identify opportunities to reduce meat plant utility costs.pdf

TR 941Bager, F.TR_941_Sanitation and hygiene procedures in meat plants.pdfA cleaning procedure must leave surfaces free of organic material and detergent residues.1994TR_941_Sanitation and hygiene procedures in meat plants.pdf

TR 943Donnison, A.M.TR_943_Bacteriophage profiles as a tool to discriminate between animal and human faecal wastes.pdfSamples of meat processing effluent that had undergone primary, anaerobic or aerobic lagoon or further pond or wetland polishing from seven meat plants were analysed for Escherichia coli and three types of bacteriophage: FRNA, FDNA and somatics1994TR_943_Bacteriophage profiles as a tool to discriminate between animal and human faecal wastes.pdf

TR 944Walford, J.TR_944_Measurement and modelling of hot and warm water usage in meat plants.pdfReports on monitoring of hot and warm water usage at one beef processing plant, and one beef and lamb processing plant. Results indicate there is potential to reduce hot water heating by over twenty-five percent, by stricter water management1994TR_944_Measurement and modelling of hot and warm water usage in meat plants.pdf

TR 945Esguerra, C.M.TR_945_Quality of cold-set restructed beef steaks. Effects of various binders, marination and frozen storage.pdfReports on evaluation of the effects of frozen storage and acid marination on the sensory characteristics, raw colour, bind strength, dimensional changes and cook yield of restructured beef steaks1994TR_945_Quality of cold-set restructed beef steaks. Effects of various binders, marination and frozen storage.pdf

TR 946Archibald, R.D.TR_946_Intermediate meat products concept. Final report.pdfDiscusses a survey carried out in 1991-1992 by the Intermediate Meat Product project team of twenty companies in New Zealand and one hundred and twenty-four food manufacturers and organisations in Japan, the United States and Europe1995TR_946_Intermediate meat products concept. Final report.pdf

TR 947Wilson, S.A.TR_947_Enzymes in meat processing using transglutaminase for restructured meat products.pdfDiscusses use of transglutaminase to cross-link meat proteins to produce a restructured meat product. Data indicate there is potential to scale up the process to produce products from ground meat and meat pieces1995TR_947_Enzymes in meat processing using transglutaminase for restructured meat products.pdf

TR 948Penney, N.TR_948_Preservative packing of bulk packed chilled meat for extended storage life.pdfEvaluation of the use of carbon dioxide preservative atmosphere to extend the storage life of bulk packed meats1995TR_948_Preservative packing of bulk packed chilled meat for extended storage life.pdf

TR 949van Oostrom, A.J.TR_949_Nitrogen removal and biomass accumulation in constructed wetlands treating a nitrified meat processing effluent.pdfReports on investigation of effect of plant and influent organic matter on nitrogen removal and system longevity of experimental surface-flow wetlands treating a nitrified (nitrate-containing) meat processing effluent over a thirty-six month period1995TR_949_Nitrogen removal and biomass accumulation in constructed wetlands treating a nitrified meat processing effluent.pdf

TR 950Swan, J.E.TR_950_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of country of origin.pdfComparison of the functionality of frozen manufacturing-grade chucks from grass-fed beef imported from Australia (cow), Canada (cow and steer) and Chile (steer)1995TR_950_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of country of origin.pdf

TR 951Boles, A.J.TR_951_Colour of processed meat products. Literature review.pdfDiscusses how different manufacturing and handling practices affect the colour of fresh and cured processed meat products. The factors discussed include raw materials, additives, packaging materials and atmosphere around product1995TR_951_Colour of processed meat products. Literature review.pdf

TR 952Lovatt, S.J.TR_952_Survey of utility use in the New Zealand meat industry for the 1993-1994 season.pdfFirst in a series of yearly analyses of energy and water use by the meat industry. Usage is determined by weekly data supplied by individual plants. Report covers the 1993-1994 processing season, based on twenty-nine plants1995TR_952_Survey of utility use in the New Zealand meat industry for the 1993-1994 season.pdf

TR 953Swan, J.E.TR_953_Edible offal products for the Korean market.pdfDiscusses use of animal by-products as a food source in South Korea. Includes recommendations for research to develop further products1995TR_953_Edible offal products for the Korean market.pdf

TR 954Sephton, S.W.TR_954_Enzymes in meat processing effect of liver hydrolysates on sausage cook yields and cat food acceptability.pdfDiscusses trials where cats preferred a cat food containing five per cent liver hydrolysate to the same cat food without hydrolysate, but an unmodified market leader was preferred the most1995TR_954_Enzymes in meat processing effect of liver hydrolysates on sausage cook yields and cat food acceptability.pdf

TR 955Willix, J.TR_955_Thermal properties of foods.pdfCompiles measured values applicable to the New Zealand food industry, and gives equations needed to calculate thermal conductivity or enthalpy within the range minus forty to plus forty degrees centigrade1995TR_955_Thermal properties of foods.pdf

TR 956Reid, M.D.TR_956_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of animal gender.pdfChemical composition and functional properties of chucks from cold-boned carcasses of prime steers (Hereford or Hereford-Friesian cross), manufacturing Friesians and young Friesian bulls were determined1995TR_956_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of animal gender.pdf

TR 957Penney, N.TR_957_Retail display performance and chilled storage life of hot deboned beef.pdfReports on evaluation of two cooling regimes for hot deboned meat1995TR_957_Retail display performance and chilled storage life of hot deboned beef.pdf

TR 958Swan, J.E.TR_958_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of pH.pdfDetermination of the chemical composition and functional properties of 40 hot-boned bull inside rounds, selected on meat pH at approximately 24 hours post-mortem1995TR_958_Functional properties of manufacturing beef. Effect of pH.pdf

TR 959Swan, J.E.TR_959_Processed meat products from venison.pdfChemical composition and colour of red stag leg and shoulder was determined, and yield, sensory and objective quality of scalded sausages, patties, whole-tissue jerky, restructured ham, and individually quick frozen (IQF) cubes were assessed1995TR_959_Processed meat products from venison.pdf

TR 960Luo, J.TR_960_Odour control using biofilters. Survey report.pdfSummarises the current state of biofilter technology at New Zealand rendering plants that use biofilters (soil, bark or compost filters) to control odour emissions1995TR_960_Odour control using biofilters. Survey report.pdf

TR 961Fleming, A.K.TR_961_Non-traditional refrigeration technologies for the New Zealand meat industry.pdfDiscusses non-traditional refrigeration technologies that may benefit the New Zealand meat industry in the near or medium term future including contact chilling and freezing technologies1996TR_961_Non-traditional refrigeration technologies for the New Zealand meat industry.pdf

TR 962Esguerra, C.M.TR_962_Quality of goat meat and processed products.pdfBoneless meat from twelve-month-old Boer, Cashmere and Boer cross Cashmere female goats was used to determine cook yield, dimensional changes on cooking and tenderness of meat1996TR_962_Quality of goat meat and processed products.pdf

TR 963Bell, R.G.TR_963_Distribution and sources of microbial contamination on beef carcasses.pdfStudy undertaken to evaluate New Zealand beef processing in respect to contamination with carcass/hide and carcass/faeces contacts, distribution of microbial contamination on carcasses and the antimicrobial efficacy of cold water carcass washes1996TR_963_Distribution and sources of microbial contamination on beef carcasses.pdf

TR 964Boles, A.J.TR_964_Colour of fresh and cured beef sausages effect of raw materials, processing and storage.pdfDiscusses experiment on fresh and cured sausages made from pre-rigor, salted pre-rigor and post-rigor beef mince. Hunter L a b colour of sausages was measured. Colour of fresh sausages evaluated by a panel1996TR_964_Colour of fresh and cured beef sausages effect of raw materials, processing and storage.pdf

TR 965Mikkelsen, V.L.TR_965_Restructured beef cubes manufactured from alginate-bound meat.pdfDiscusses experiment on restructured cubes made from comminuted beef brisket and an alginate binder. Effects of process variables were evaluated1996TR_965_Restructured beef cubes manufactured from alginate-bound meat.pdf

TR 966Mikkelsen, V.L.TR_966_Developing beef bone broth and cleaned stomachs for the Korean market.pdfReports on results of a literature survey on properties of beef leg bone broth and ways of cleaning stomachs for the Korean market, and experimental work on those topics1996TR_966_Developing beef bone broth and cleaned stomachs for the Korean market.pdf

TR 967van Oostrom, A.J.TR_967_Evaluation of beef paunch contents handling practices.pdfSurveys were undertaken at five beef processing plants to evaluate different paunch handling operations with respect to water use and impact on effluent pollutant loadings1996TR_967_Evaluation of beef paunch contents handling practices.pdf

TR 968Russell, J.M.TR_968_Denitrification potential of soils irrigated with meat processing effluents.pdfDenitrification potential (rate of denitrification under anoxic conditions and in the presence of excess nitrate and glucose) was measured in the laboratory for different soil layers from five sites irrigated with meat processing effluents1996TR_968_Denitrification potential of soils irrigated with meat processing effluents.pdf

TR 969Lovatt, S.J.TR_969_Energy use analysis and trends in New Zealand meat export industry.pdfEnergy consumption, meat and byproducts produced by the New Zealand meat industry were surveyed during the 1994/95 meat production season. Analysis shows continuing reduction in energy consumption1996TR_969_Energy use analysis and trends in New Zealand meat export industry.pdf

TR 970McBeth, E.E.TR_970_Development of meat-based snack products for the Asian market.pdfSummarises information collated about meat-based snack products in Japan, the Philippines, Singapore and Taiwan, including characteristics, basic physical description, manufacturing method and ingredients1996TR_970_Development of meat-based snack products for the Asian market.pdf

TR 971Donnison, A.M.TR_971_Options for reducing faecal microorganisms in meat processing waters.pdfResults of a literature search and discussion on determining possible options for disinfection of biologically treated wastewater produced by the New Zealand meat industry1996TR_971_Options for reducing faecal microorganisms in meat processing waters.pdf

TR 972Bickers, P.O.TR_972_Effects of temperature on nitrification during biological treatment of meat processing effluent.pdfDiscusses experiments to determine the effect of temperature on nitrification of meat processing effluents at bench scale1996TR_972_Effects of temperature on nitrification during biological treatment of meat processing effluent.pdf

TR 973Bickers, P.O.TR_973_Temperature effects on denitrification during biological treatment of meat processing effluent.pdfDiscusses experiments to determine the temperature dependency of denitrification at ten, fifteen, twenty and twenty-eight degrees centigrade using simple batch tests1996TR_973_Temperature effects on denitrification during biological treatment of meat processing effluent.pdf

TR 974Farouk, M.M.TR_974_Use of frozen pre-rigor injected beef for restructured roasts.pdfReports on taste panel evaluation of hot-boned beef from grass-fed bulls, injected or uninjected pre-rigor with a salt/phosphate brine, and post-rigor grain-fed beef trimmings were held at minus eighteen degrees centigrade for five or ten weeks1996TR_974_Use of frozen pre-rigor injected beef for restructured roasts.pdf

TR 975Moorhead, S.M.TR_975_Influence of boning procedures on the microbial contamination of beef primal cuts.pdfReports on a study undertaken to quantify and compare the hygienic efficacy of various methods of cold boning beef sides1997TR_975_Influence of boning procedures on the microbial contamination of beef primal cuts.pdf

TR 976van Oostrom, A.J.TR_976_Nitrification and denitrification of meat industry wastewater in experimental aerated lagoons.pdfThree studies were undertaken into nitrification and denitrification in model aerated lagoons treating meat processing waste.1996TR_976_Nitrification and denitrification of meat industry wastewater in experimental aerated lagoons.pdf

TR 977McBeth, E.E.TR_977_New Zealand meat producer’s perceptions of manufacturing beef.pdfReports on interviews with 12 meat companies and the New Zealand Meat Producers Board on their perceptions of manufacturing beef1997TR_977_New Zealand meat producer’s perceptions of manufacturing beef.pdf

TR 978McBeth, E.E.TR_978_New Zealand meat industry’s customer’s perceptions of manufacturing beef.pdfReports on results of second stage of the Beef for Manufacturing: Research Needs and Strategy project. Questionnaire sent to 100 companies in North America, Asia, Europe and Muslim countries to determine views on manufacturing beef1997TR_978_New Zealand meat industry’s customer’s perceptions of manufacturing beef.pdf

TR 979Graafhuis, A.E.TR_979_Quality audit of pasture-finished beef in Kuala Lumpur and Taipei. Summary report.pdfReports results of a technical market audit of Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia) and Taipei (Taiwan), to assess both chilled and frozen pasture-finished “table beef” from New Zealand, Australia and the United States1997TR_979_Quality audit of pasture-finished beef in Kuala Lumpur and Taipei. Summary report.pdf

TR 980Jacobson, L.H.TR_980_Pre-slaughter body temperature of cattle. Stress and meat quality.pdfInvestigates in two experiments theory that changes in normal patterns of body temperature may be useful indirect indicator of muscle activity and therefore changes in meat quality1997TR_980_Pre-slaughter body temperature of cattle. Stress and meat quality.pdf

TR 981Penney, N.TR_981_Performance after chilled storage of hot and cold boned prime beef striploins.pdfReports on a split carcass study was undertaken to compare the post chilled storage performance of meat derived from hot and cold boning processes1998TR_981_Performance after chilled storage of hot and cold boned prime beef striploins.pdf

TR 982Harris, M.B.TR_982_Development of an advanced controller for rendering systems.pdfAims of this project were to investigate rendering departments to improve monitoring, control and data capturing systems and to recommend improvements1997TR_982_Development of an advanced controller for rendering systems.pdf

TR 983Farouk, M.M.TR_983_Effect of processing variables on characteristics of further processed products from manufacturing beef.pdfReports on effect of meat source on products made from hot or cold-boned manufacturing beef that had been stored at minus eighteen degrees centigarde, or zero to one degree for one month1998TR_983_Effect of processing variables on characteristics of further processed products from manufacturing beef.pdf

TR 984Bell, R.G.TR_984_Influence of cooling regimes and boning procedures on the microbiological quality of chilled and frozen beef.pdfReports on evaluation of two product lines, chilled vacuum-packed striploins and frozen brisket end trim to determine the hygienic adequacy of a commercial cold, warm and hot beef processing system1998TR_984_Influence of cooling regimes and boning procedures on the microbiological quality of chilled and frozen beef.pdf

TR 985Luo, J.TR_985_Odour control biofilters – Designs operations and maintenance.pdfThis paper reviews biofilter technology for odour control, particularly for gas emissions from animal rendering plants.1999TR_985_Odour control biofilters – Designs operations and maintenance.pdf

TR 986Bell, R.G.TR_986_Good manufacturing practice. Review of the quality and stability of frozen offals.pdfLiterature review on frozen offals, with the objective of developing a generic guideline for the production, storage and handling of such products1998TR_986_Good manufacturing practice. Review of the quality and stability of frozen offals.pdf

TR 987Hall, W.K.TR_987_Functional properties of manufacturing beef from grass fed steers and surgically or immunologically neutered bulls.pdfThe chemical composition, pH, Hunter L a b colour values and functional properties of cold boned chuck rolls from grass-fed steers, and bulls surgically or immunologically neutered approximately half a year before slaughter were determined1998TR_987_Functional properties of manufacturing beef from grass fed steers and surgically or immunologically neutered bulls.pdf

TR 988Merts, I.TR_988_Review of methods for thawing meat.pdfPresents an overview of the methods available for thawing meat or meat products and reviews work undertaken in New Zealand and overseas to optimise meat thawing processes1998TR_988_Review of methods for thawing meat.pdf

TR 989Merts, I.TR_989_Thawing of meat in water and by direct contact with heated plates.pdfPresents the results of experiments investigating the thawing of meat by immersion in water, bu water spray and by direct contact with heated plates1998TR_989_Thawing of meat in water and by direct contact with heated plates.pdf

TR 990Gregory, N.G.TR_990_Alternative systems of pig production.pdfDiscusses use of alternative outdoor and indoor housing systems for sows1999TR_990_Alternative systems of pig production.pdf

TR 991Luo, J.TR_991_Use of biofilters for controlling odour emissions.pdfThis report reviews biofilter technology for odour control, particularly for gas emissions from animal rendering plants.1999TR_991_Use of biofilters for controlling odour emissions.pdf

TR 992Cummings, T.L.TR_992_Effect of meat pH, marbling and cooking temperature on sensory attributes of beef striploin steaks.pdfSummarises finding s of two large studies that analysed the effect of meat pH on meat eating quality cook loss and colour, and, effect of level of marbling on meat eating quality on meat cooked to end temperatures of seventy and eighty degrees centigrade1999TR_992_Effect of meat pH, marbling and cooking temperature on sensory attributes of beef striploin steaks.pdf

TR 993Donnison, A.M.TR_993_Microbiological methods for evaluating water quality.pdfThis Report explains why certain methods for the microbiological analysis of water were chosen for inclusion in the third edition of MIRINZ Microbiological Methods for the Meat Industry.1999TR_993_Microbiological methods for evaluating water quality.pdf

TR 994Bell, R.G.TR_994_Interaction between Clostridial blown pack spoilage and heat shrinking of vacuum barrier packs.pdfA series of storage trials was conducted to determine if the short duration high temperature treatments applied in commercial heat shrinking of vacuum barrier packs1999TR_994_Interaction between Clostridial blown pack spoilage and heat shrinking of vacuum barrier packs.pdf

TR 995Le Roux, G.J.TR_995_Carcass and product contamination of lamb. Review.pdfThis report reviews the possible causes of carcass contamination and factors influencing bacterial growth, as well as control and decontamination procedures for lamb.1999TR_995_Carcass and product contamination of lamb. Review.pdf

TR 996van Oostrom, A.J.TR_996_Fate of nitrogen in meat processing wastewaters applied to soil.pdfField lysimeter studies were conducted over 3 years period to determine the fate of nitrogen in treated meat processing effluents applied to soil.1999TR_996_Fate of nitrogen in meat processing wastewaters applied to soil.pdf

TR 997Le Roux, G.J.TR_997_Effect of preslaughter washing on fleece and carcass hygiene of lamb.pdfReports on detailed investigation of swim washing of lambs to determine the effect of on lamb carcass hygiene2000TR_997_Effect of preslaughter washing on fleece and carcass hygiene of lamb.pdf

TR 998Dykes, G.A.TR_998_Survival of Escherichia coli 0157 H7 on frozen beef trimmings.pdfStudy to determine if simulated commercial freezing regimes and frozen storage reduce the numbers of Escherichia coli O157:H7 on beef trimmings and thus add an extra margin of safety to the product1999TR_998_Survival of Escherichia coli 0157 H7 on frozen beef trimmings.pdf

TR 999Penney, N.TR_999_Influence of carbon dioxide in meat packaging atmospheres on spoilage microflora development, drip loss and cooked meat appearance.pdfThe uptake of saturated carbon dioxide packaging technology by the beef and pork industries has been delayed by reports of increased drip loss and poor appearance of product on cooking.1999TR_999_Influence of carbon dioxide in meat packaging atmospheres on spoilage microflora development, drip loss and cooked meat appearance.pdf

TR 1000Kemp, R.M.TR_1000_Immersion chilling of offal products.pdfReports on methods and effectiveness of immersion chilling of offal1999TR_1000_Immersion chilling of offal products.pdf

TR 1001Bell, R.G.TR_1001_Hygienic status of seven internationally traded beef offals. Report.pdf
2000TR_1001_Hygienic status of seven internationally traded beef offals. Report.pdf

TR 1001-ABell, R.G.TR_1001-A_Hygienic status of seven internationally traded beef offals. Appendices.pdf
2000TR_1001-A_Hygienic status of seven internationally traded beef offals. Appendices.pdf

TR 1002Dowd, P.C.TR_1002_Guidelines for the specification of an injury incident recording and analysis system.pdfGuidelines resulting from a project aimed at the creation of an industry-wide health and safety information and benchmarking system that will enable informed financial investment decisions2000TR_1002_Guidelines for the specification of an injury incident recording and analysis system.pdf

TR 1003le Roux, G.J.TR_1003_Adherence of Microorganisms to Fleece – HACCP Implications in Lamb Slaughter.pdfTo find optimum conditions for preslaughter washing or alternatives to swim washing of sheep and lambs and to advise industry accordingly.1999TR_1003_Adherence of Microorganisms to Fleece – HACCP Implications in Lamb Slaughter.pdf

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TR 1048
TR_1048_PR2 (ia) Project 2 AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited. Report 2 (01 July – 1March 2003), D Knighton.pdf
2003TR_1048_PR2 (ia) Project 2 AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited. Report 2 (01 July – 1March 2003), D Knighton.pdf

TR 1049
TR_1049_PR2 (ib) Project 2 AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited. Report 3 (01 March – 30 June 2003), D Knighton.pdf
2003TR_1049_PR2 (ib) Project 2 AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited. Report 3 (01 March – 30 June 2003), D Knighton.pdf

TR 1050FaheyTR_1050_PR2 (ii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 3. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton, Dines and Wu. CR 984, AgR April 2004.pdfAdapt tests to monitor partitioning of protein and other components of blood with the objective of establishing methodologies which are technically feasible and appropriate for scale-up2004TR_1050_PR2 (ii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 3. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton, Dines and Wu. CR 984, AgR April 2004.pdf

TR 1051FaheyTR_1051_PR2 (iii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 5. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton. CR 991, AgR May 2004.pdfDetermine partitioning and yield of IGF-1 and other components in product streams derived from plasma processed by different methods2004TR_1051_PR2 (iii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 5. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton. CR 991, AgR May 2004.pdf

TR 1052FaheyTR_1052_PR2 (iv) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 12. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton, Hurford and Prosser. CR 1002, AgR August 2004.pdfQuantification of cytokines and growth factors in process streams from different fractionation processes2004TR_1052_PR2 (iv) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 12. Fahey, Kerby, Knighton, Hurford and Prosser. CR 1002, AgR August 2004.pdf

TR 1053FaheyTR_1053_PR2 (v) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 13. Fahey, Knighton and Callaghan. CR 1009, AgR October 2004.pdfSeparation and identification of novel growth factors and other bioactives in product streams and in house cell culture assays and assessment of value concentration and ease of extraction2004TR_1053_PR2 (v) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 13. Fahey, Knighton and Callaghan. CR 1009, AgR October 2004.pdf

TR 1054Kerby and KnightonTR_1054_PR2 (vi) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 10. Kerby and Knighton. CR 1010, AgR October 2004.pdfDevelop a process to concentrate IGF-1 from beef/sheep blood.  Assess the feasibility of using plasma from which the target factors have been extracted for alternative commercial application2004TR_1054_PR2 (vi) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 10. Kerby and Knighton. CR 1010, AgR October 2004.pdf

TR 1055FaheyTR_1055_PR2 (vii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 9. Fahey, Kerby and Knighton. CR 1019, AgR December 2004.pdfDevelop a process to concentrate IGF-1 from beef/sheep blood.  Develop polot scale processes based on partitioning information with emphasis on extracting the maximum value from the plasma raw material rather than maximizing the yield of any one particular plasma component2004TR_1055_PR2 (vii) Growth Factor Concentrates from bovine and ovine plasma. Milestone 9. Fahey, Kerby and Knighton. CR 1019, AgR December 2004.pdf

TR 1056S FaheyTR_1056_PR4A 1. Isolation of anti-ageing bioactives from co-products, Tuftsin Extraction. S Fahey et al. (unbound report).pdf
 TR_1056_PR4A 1. Isolation of anti-ageing bioactives from co-products, Tuftsin Extraction. S Fahey et al. (unbound report).pdf

TR 1057Fahey and KnightonTR_1057_PR4A 2. Bioactives for Anti-ageing – Selection of lead Compounds CR886. Fahey and Knighton. September 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf
2002TR_1057_PR4A 2. Bioactives for Anti-ageing – Selection of lead Compounds CR886. Fahey and Knighton. September 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf

TR 1058WuTR_1058_PR4A 3. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. 1. Tissue extraction and preparation procedures. CR888. Wu, Fahey and Knighton. October 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf
2002TR_1058_PR4A 3. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. 1. Tissue extraction and preparation procedures. CR888. Wu, Fahey and Knighton. October 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf

TR 1059FaheyTR_1059_PR4A 4. Review of anti-ageing bioactives found in thymus, placenta, Payers patches and bone marrow tissues and the use of proteomics to discover more. CR889. Oct 02. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf
2002TR_1059_PR4A 4. Review of anti-ageing bioactives found in thymus, placenta, Payers patches and bone marrow tissues and the use of proteomics to discover more. CR889. Oct 02. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf

TR 1060D KnightonTR_1060_PR4A 5a. AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited (MBRL). Report 4 (01 July – 1 March 2003) D Knighton.pdf
2003TR_1060_PR4A 5a. AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited (MBRL). Report 4 (01 July – 1 March 2003) D Knighton.pdf

TR 1061D KnightonTR_1061_PR4A 5b. AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited (MBRL). Report 5 (01 March – 30 June 2003) D Knighton.pdf
2003TR_1061_PR4A 5b. AgResearch Science Achievements Meat Biologics Research Limited (MBRL). Report 5 (01 March – 30 June 2003) D Knighton.pdf

TR 1062
TR_1062_PR4A 6. Bioactive Opportunity Report for MBC. Industrial Research Limited, November 2003.pdf
2003TR_1062_PR4A 6. Bioactive Opportunity Report for MBC. Industrial Research Limited, November 2003.pdf

TR 1063D KnightonTR_1063_PR4A 7. Update of proteins that have been extracted from thymus, 1 December 2003, D Knighton (unbound report).pdf
2003TR_1063_PR4A 7. Update of proteins that have been extracted from thymus, 1 December 2003, D Knighton (unbound report).pdf

TR 1064FaheyTR_1064_PR4A 8. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 1. Milestone 1. Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. CR969, AgR, March 2004.pdfDevelop tuftsin extraction from bovine spleen and report on feasibility of producing a sublingual spray product2004TR_1064_PR4A 8. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 1. Milestone 1. Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. CR969, AgR, March 2004.pdf

TR 1065WuTR_1065_PR4A 9. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2 Preteomics Assessment. CR 933, Wu, Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. AgR, March 2004.pdfSeparation of denaturing buffer extracts of bovine and ovine thymus gland and bone marrow at different ages by 2D PAGE and identification of differentially expressed proteins by Mass Spectrometry2004TR_1065_PR4A 9. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2 Preteomics Assessment. CR 933, Wu, Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. AgR, March 2004.pdf

TR 1066WuTR_1066_PR4A 10. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 2. Wu, Knighton and Wheeler. CR934, AgR, March 2004.pdfNon-denaturing extraction of bovine and ovine thymus tissue from different aged animals and separation into fractions by chromatography2004TR_1066_PR4A 10. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 2. Wu, Knighton and Wheeler. CR934, AgR, March 2004.pdf

TR 1067FaheyTR_1067_PR4A 11. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 1. Milestone 2. Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. CR976, AgR, March 2004.pdfDevelop extraction of Growth hormone releasing factor from ovine/bovine placenta and report on feasibility of producing a sublingual spray product2004TR_1067_PR4A 11. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 1. Milestone 2. Fahey, Knighton and Carpenter. CR976, AgR, March 2004.pdf

TR 1068WuTR_1068_PR4A 12. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 3. Wu, Knighton, Callaghan, Carpenter and Fahey. CR987, AgR, May 2004.pdfModification of existing assays to test bioactivity for possible anti-ageing compound and test fractions fro bioactivity and separate active fractions by 2D PAGE2004TR_1068_PR4A 12. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 3. Wu, Knighton, Callaghan, Carpenter and Fahey. CR987, AgR, May 2004.pdf

TR 1069WuTR_1069_PR4A 13. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 4. Wu, Knighton, Duanne and Bond. CR997, AgR, July 2004.pdfIdentification of selected protein spots by MS (Directed proteomics)2004TR_1069_PR4A 13. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 4. Wu, Knighton, Duanne and Bond. CR997, AgR, July 2004.pdf

TR 1070KnightonTR_1070_PR4A 14. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5. Knighton et al. CR999, AgR, July 2004.pdfPerform RPHPLC- Mass spectral analysis on 11 month old sheep thymus extracts2004TR_1070_PR4A 14. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5. Knighton et al. CR999, AgR, July 2004.pdf

TR 1071Jimmy SuttieTR_1071_PR4B 1. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. A Proposal prepared for Meat NZ. December 2001, Jimmy Suttie, AgResearch.pdf
2001TR_1071_PR4B 1. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. A Proposal prepared for Meat NZ. December 2001, Jimmy Suttie, AgResearch.pdf

TR 1072Bond and LeeTR_1072_PR4B 2. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2 Progress report, March 2004. Bond and Lee. MBC-03042003, AgResearch, VUW.pdf
2004TR_1072_PR4B 2. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2 Progress report, March 2004. Bond and Lee. MBC-03042003, AgResearch, VUW.pdf

TR 1073Bond and LeeTR_1073_PR4B 3. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2. Bond and Lee. AgResearch, VUW.pdfDesign analytical protocols to identify proteins from meat based biological materials obtained from biological models described in Project 4a (June 2004)2004TR_1073_PR4B 3. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2. Bond and Lee. AgResearch, VUW.pdf

TR 1074Bond and LeeTR_1074_PR4B 4. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2 Progress report, June 2004. Bond and Lee. AgResearch, VUW.pdf
2004TR_1074_PR4B 4. Project 4B Proteomic based advancement of lead bioactives. Milestone 2 Progress report, June 2004. Bond and Lee. AgResearch, VUW.pdf

TR 1075KnightonTR_1075_PR4B 5. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5(2). Knighton et al. CR1000, AgR, July 2004.pdfReview all identified proteins and decide which are the best targets to proceed with2004TR_1075_PR4B 5. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5(2). Knighton et al. CR1000, AgR, July 2004.pdf

TR 1076KnightonTR_1076_PR4B 6. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5. Knighton et al. CR999, AgR, July 2004.pdfPerform RPHPLC- Mass spectral analysis on 11 month old sheep thymus extracts2004TR_1076_PR4B 6. A proteomic approach to characterise and purify anti-ageing Bioactives. Research Objective 2. Milestone 5. Knighton et al. CR999, AgR, July 2004.pdf

TR 1077DavidsonTR_1077_PR6 1. Bioactive Meat Products. MBC 02IR08 Final Report for 200203. Davidson, Harris, Hoefakker, Scott, Stevenson and Davis (WSM). IRL#50101.02, November 2003.pdf
2002TR_1077_PR6 1. Bioactive Meat Products. MBC 02IR08 Final Report for 200203. Davidson, Harris, Hoefakker, Scott, Stevenson and Davis (WSM). IRL#50101.02, November 2003.pdf

TR 1078David StephensonTR_1078_PR6 2. A novel bovine tracheal product fro the treatment of arthritis – Final report. Project 99IR08 Report for 200203. For Meat NZ. David Stephenson, IRL 56601.09, November 2003.pdf
2002TR_1078_PR6 2. A novel bovine tracheal product fro the treatment of arthritis – Final report. Project 99IR08 Report for 200203. For Meat NZ. David Stephenson, IRL 56601.09, November 2003.pdf

TR 1079VyssotskiTR_1079_PR6 3. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 1&2. Vyssotski, Johnson, Fenton and MacKenzie. IRL # 1575, May 2004.pdfValidation of activity by fractionating the sample and subsequently testing the anti-angiogenic activity of each major class of lipid present in the sample2004TR_1079_PR6 3. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 1&2. Vyssotski, Johnson, Fenton and MacKenzie. IRL # 1575, May 2004.pdf

TR 1080VyssotskiTR_1080_PR6 4. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Annual Report for 2003-4. Vyssotski, Johnson, Fenton and MacKenzie. IRL # 1578, June 2004.pdf
2004TR_1080_PR6 4. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Annual Report for 2003-4. Vyssotski, Johnson, Fenton and MacKenzie. IRL # 1578, June 2004.pdf

TR 1081VyssotskiTR_1081_PR6 5. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 4. Vyssotski, MacKenzie and Scott. IRL # 1664, October 2004.pdfPurification of fractions containing significant anti-angiogenic activity2004TR_1081_PR6 5. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 4. Vyssotski, MacKenzie and Scott. IRL # 1664, October 2004.pdf

TR 1082VyssotskiTR_1082_PR6 6. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Annual Report for 2004-5. Vyssotski, Svetashev, Scott and MacKenzie. IRL # 1735, June 2005.pdf
2005TR_1082_PR6 6. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Annual Report for 2004-5. Vyssotski, Svetashev, Scott and MacKenzie. IRL # 1735, June 2005.pdf

TR 1083VyssotskiTR_1083_PR6 7. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 5 Further purification of active fraction. Vyssotski, Svetashev, Scott and MacKenzie. IRL # 1722, June 2005.pdfFurther purification of active fraction2005TR_1083_PR6 7. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 5 Further purification of active fraction. Vyssotski, Svetashev, Scott and MacKenzie. IRL # 1722, June 2005.pdf

TR 1084VyssotskiTR_1084_PR6 8. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 6. Vyssotski, Svetashev and MacKenzie. IRL # 1780, November 2005.pdfconfirm nature of active compound(s)2005TR_1084_PR6 8. Anti-angiogenic bioactive lipids. Milestone 6. Vyssotski, Svetashev and MacKenzie. IRL # 1780, November 2005.pdf

TR 1085Sun and HublTR_1085_PR7 1. Meat biologics Consortium project 7 Meat derived enzymes in glycobiology. Milestone 8 Report Annual project review. Sun and Hubl. IRL#1739, June 2005. Bound with MBC annual report 2005.pdf
2005TR_1085_PR7 1. Meat biologics Consortium project 7 Meat derived enzymes in glycobiology. Milestone 8 Report Annual project review. Sun and Hubl. IRL#1739, June 2005. Bound with MBC annual report 2005.pdf

TR 1086Dr Cynthia Sun and Petra HoefakkerTR_1086_PR7 2. Meat biologics Consortium project 7 Extraction of CMP-NANA from Bovine Milk Colostrum. Dr Cynthia Sun and Petra Hoefakker Industrial Research Limited Report No. 2251. May 2008.pdf
2008TR_1086_PR7 2. Meat biologics Consortium project 7 Extraction of CMP-NANA from Bovine Milk Colostrum. Dr Cynthia Sun and Petra Hoefakker Industrial Research Limited Report No. 2251. May 2008.pdf

TR 1087Fahey and KnightonTR_1087_PR8A 1. Bioactives for Anti-ageing – Selection of lead Compounds CR886. Fahey and Knighton. September 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf
2002TR_1087_PR8A 1. Bioactives for Anti-ageing – Selection of lead Compounds CR886. Fahey and Knighton. September 2002. AgR Report for Meat NZ.pdf

TR 1088 BondTR_1088_PR8A 3. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 7. Bond. AgR June 2005. unbound report.pdf
2005TR_1088_PR8A 3. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 7. Bond. AgR June 2005. unbound report.pdf

TR 1089 BondTR_1089_PR8A 4. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 6. Bond. AgR June 2005. unbound report.pdfCharacterisation of immunomodulatory molecules2005TR_1089_PR8A 4. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 6. Bond. AgR June 2005. unbound report.pdf

TR 1090HarperTR_1090_PR8A 5. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Report Milestones 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. August 2005. Bound with MBC annual report 2005.pdf
2005TR_1090_PR8A 5. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Report Milestones 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. August 2005. Bound with MBC annual report 2005.pdf

TR 1091HarperTR_1091_PR8A 6. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 4. Harper. Malaghan January 2006. unbound report.pdf
2006TR_1091_PR8A 6. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Milestone 4. Harper. Malaghan January 2006. unbound report.pdf

TR 1092Wu and KnightonTR_1092_PR8A 7. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products 8a – Separation part. Milestone 8 and 10. Wu and Knighton. CR1095 AgR April 2006.pdf
2006TR_1092_PR8A 7. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products 8a – Separation part. Milestone 8 and 10. Wu and Knighton. CR1095 AgR April 2006.pdf

TR 1093Graham KnowlesTR_1093_PR8A 8. Review of Literature and potential for extracting immunomodulatory ingredients from specified tissues of livestock. July 2006. Confidential MBC report.pdf
2006TR_1093_PR8A 8. Review of Literature and potential for extracting immunomodulatory ingredients from specified tissues of livestock. July 2006. Confidential MBC report.pdf

TR 1094HarperTR_1094_PR8A2 1. Immunomodulatory Bioactives. Annual Report 2006. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute.pdf
2006TR_1094_PR8A2 1. Immunomodulatory Bioactives. Annual Report 2006. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute.pdf

TR 1095HarperTR_1095_PR8A2 2. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Report Milestones 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. July 2006. unbound report.pdf
2006TR_1095_PR8A2 2. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Report Milestones 2, 3, 4, 6 and 10. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. July 2006. unbound report.pdf

TR 1096HarperTR_1096_PR8A2 3. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Termination report. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. February 2007.pdf
2007TR_1096_PR8A2 3. Immunomodulatory Bioactives from Meat Co-products. Termination report. Harper, Knighton and Bond. Malaghan Institute. February 2007.pdf

TR 1097DavisTR_1097_PR8B 1. A novel bovine tracheal product for treatment of Arthritis. Davis, Greenhill, Slim, Offman, Watt. Wellington School of Medicine and IRL. IRL # 56601.07. March 2001.pdf
2001TR_1097_PR8B 1. A novel bovine tracheal product for treatment of Arthritis. Davis, Greenhill, Slim, Offman, Watt. Wellington School of Medicine and IRL. IRL # 56601.07. March 2001.pdf

TR 1098DavisTR_1098_PR8B 2. A novel bovine tracheal product for treatment of Arthritis – progress and market development. IRL # 56601.08 April 2001.pdf
2001TR_1098_PR8B 2. A novel bovine tracheal product for treatment of Arthritis – progress and market development. IRL # 56601.08 April 2001.pdf

TR 1099Slim and HarrisTR_1099_PR8B 3. Marketing potential for joint health products from Bovine Tracheal Cartilage. Slim and Harris. IRL#50101.01 September 2002.pdf
2002TR_1099_PR8B 3. Marketing potential for joint health products from Bovine Tracheal Cartilage. Slim and Harris. IRL#50101.01 September 2002.pdf

TR 1100Slim and OffmanTR_1100_PR8B 4. Comparison of different sources of Glycosaminoglycans and their potential as antiarthritic agents. Slim and Offman. IRL#56601.04 September 2002.pdf
2002TR_1100_PR8B 4. Comparison of different sources of Glycosaminoglycans and their potential as antiarthritic agents. Slim and Offman. IRL#56601.04 September 2002.pdf

TR 1101Mackenzie and StevensonTR_1101_PR8B 5. New Technology for cholesterol removal from tallow. Meat NZ 99IR6. Report for 2001-2. Mackenzie and Stevenson. IRL#50101.01 October 2002.pdf
2002TR_1101_PR8B 5. New Technology for cholesterol removal from tallow. Meat NZ 99IR6. Report for 2001-2. Mackenzie and Stevenson. IRL#50101.01 October 2002.pdf

TR 1102FalshawTR_1102_PR8B 6. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestone 1. Falshaw. May 2004.pdf
2004TR_1102_PR8B 6. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestone 1. Falshaw. May 2004.pdf

TR 1103FalshawTR_1103_PR8B 7. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 1&2. Falshaw, Watt and Sommer-Knudsen. IRL#1579, June 2004.pdf
2004TR_1103_PR8B 7. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 1&2. Falshaw, Watt and Sommer-Knudsen. IRL#1579, June 2004.pdf

TR 1104Falshaw and Sommer-KnudsenTR_1104_PR8B 8. 9. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 2&3(equivalent). Falshaw and Sommer-Knudsen. January 2005.pdf
2005TR_1104_PR8B 8. 9. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 2&3(equivalent). Falshaw and Sommer-Knudsen. January 2005.pdf

TR 1105FalshawTR_1105_PR8B 10. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 4 Final Report. Falshaw. June 2005.pdf
2005TR_1105_PR8B 10. Project 8B Chondroitin Sulphate and Collagen 11 (Antiathritic Compounds). Milestones 4 Final Report. Falshaw. June 2005.pdf

TR 1106
TR_1106_PR8B 11. Antiathritis (Chondroitin and Coll II). Biactivity Investigation Group, University of Otago. Annual Report 2006.pdf
2006TR_1106_PR8B 11. Antiathritis (Chondroitin and Coll II). Biactivity Investigation Group, University of Otago. Annual Report 2006.pdf

TR 1107DavisTR_1107_PR8B 12. Investigation of the effect of bovine cartilage and chondroitin sulphate on the anti-inflammatory model of chronic joint inflammation. BIG Report MEBP01YRAP1. Davis, October 2006.pdf
2006TR_1107_PR8B 12. Investigation of the effect of bovine cartilage and chondroitin sulphate on the anti-inflammatory model of chronic joint inflammation. BIG Report MEBP01YRAP1. Davis, October 2006.pdf

TR 1108
TR_1108_PR8B 13. Effect of bovine cartilage and chondroitin sulphate on experimental rheumatoid arthritis. Unbound report. Wellington School of medicine.pdf

TR_1108_PR8B 13. Effect of bovine cartilage and chondroitin sulphate on experimental rheumatoid arthritis. Unbound report. Wellington School of medicine.pdf

TR 1109G KnowlesTR_1109_PR9 1. Review of the literature and potential for extracting immuno-modulatory ingredients from specified tissues of livestock. G Knowles. Wakefield Gastroenterology centre. April 2004.pdf

TR_1109_PR9 1. Review of the literature and potential for extracting immuno-modulatory ingredients from specified tissues of livestock. G Knowles. Wakefield Gastroenterology centre. April 2004.pdf

TR 1110M KrugerTR_1110_PR9 2. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 1 Report. Massey University, M Kruger. February 2004.pdfDevelopment of business plan, and the completion of patent search and the literature review2004TR_1110_PR9 2. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 1 Report. Massey University, M Kruger. February 2004.pdf

TR 1111M KrugerTR_1111PR9 3. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 2 Preliminary Report. Massey University, M Kruger. June 2004.pdfPreparation of test materials from thymus and parathyroid glands2004TR_1111PR9 3. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 2 Preliminary Report. Massey University, M Kruger. June 2004.pdf

TR 1112M KrugerTR_1112_PR9 4. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 2 Annual Review. Massey Uni Aug 2004.pdfPreparation of test materials from thymus and parathyroid glands and preliminary screening of thymic fractions in bone cells2004TR_1112_PR9 4. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 2 Annual Review. Massey Uni Aug 2004.pdf

TR 1113M KrugerTR_1113_PR9 5. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 3 Report. Massey Uni Nov 04.pdfPreparation of test materials from thymus and parathyroid glands and screening of thymic and thyroid/parathyroid fractions in bone cells2004TR_1113_PR9 5. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 3 Report. Massey Uni Nov 04.pdf

TR 1114M KrugerTR_1114_PR9 6. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 4 Report. Massey Uni Feb 2005.pdfOsteoblast growth-promoting and osteoclast growth-inhibiting activites in vitro and preliminary report on osteoclasts assays2005TR_1114_PR9 6. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 4 Report. Massey Uni Feb 2005.pdf

TR 1115M KrugerTR_1115_PR9 7. Bioactives for bone health. Annual report July 05. Kruger. Bound with MBC annual report 05.pdfPreparation of test materials and screening of thymic and thyroid fractions in organ culture as well as bone osteoblastic cells2005TR_1115_PR9 7. Bioactives for bone health. Annual report July 05. Kruger. Bound with MBC annual report 05.pdf

TR 1116M KrugerTR_1116_PR9 8. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 5 Report. Massey Uni, M Kruger. July 2005.pdfPreparation of test materials from thymus and screening of thymic fractions in organ culture as well as osteoblastic cells2005TR_1116_PR9 8. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone 5 Report. Massey Uni, M Kruger. July 2005.pdf

TR 1117M KrugerTR_1117_PR9 9. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone Report. Massey Uni.pdfSubfractionation of selected extracts from ovine thymus and thyroid and screening of subfractions in organ culture as well as osteoblastic cells2005TR_1117_PR9 9. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone Report. Massey Uni.pdf

TR 1118M VyssotskiTR_1118_PR9 10. Meat Biologics Consortium Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 1. IRL Report # 1792.pdfPreliminary report on extraction and initial fractionation of bone derived lipids2006TR_1118_PR9 10. Meat Biologics Consortium Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 1. IRL Report # 1792.pdf

TR 1119M VyssotskiTR_1119_PR9 11. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 2 IRL Report # 1798. M Vyssotski, April 2006.pdfLiterature research on bone lipid composition and lipids as modulators or osteoblastic and/or osteoclastic activities completed2006TR_1119_PR9 11. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 2 IRL Report # 1798. M Vyssotski, April 2006.pdf

TR 1120M VyssotskiTR_1120_PR9 12. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 2. Addendum to Milestone 2 report. IRL Report # 1798. M Vyssotski, April 2006.pdfLiterature research on bone lipid composition and lipids as modulators or osteoblastic and/or osteoclastic activities completed2006TR_1120_PR9 12. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 2. Addendum to Milestone 2 report. IRL Report # 1798. M Vyssotski, April 2006.pdf

TR 1121M KrugerTR_1121_PR9 13. Bioactives for bone health – Annual report July 2006. Kruger.pdfPreparation of test materials and screening of thymic and thyroid fractions in organ culture as well as bone osteoblastic cells2006TR_1121_PR9 13. Bioactives for bone health – Annual report July 2006. Kruger.pdf

TR 1122M VyssotskiTR_1122_PR9 14. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Annual report for 2005-6. IRL Report # 1823. M Vyssotski et al, July 2006.pdf
2005TR_1122_PR9 14. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Annual report for 2005-6. IRL Report # 1823. M Vyssotski et al, July 2006.pdf

TR 1123M VyssotskiTR_1123_PR9 15. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Report for abandoned Milestone 4. IRL Report # 1947. M Vyssotski, February 2007.pdfExtraction and initial fractionation of bone-derived lipids for anit-resorption and osteoclast-inhibition work programme2007TR_1123_PR9 15. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Report for abandoned Milestone 4. IRL Report # 1947. M Vyssotski, February 2007.pdf

TR 1124M VyssotskiTR_1124_PR9 16. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 4. IRL Report # 1947. M Vyssotski et al, May 2007.pdfExtraction and initial fractionation of bone-derived lipids for anit-resorption and osteoclast-inhibition work programme2007TR_1124_PR9 16. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Milestone 4. IRL Report # 1947. M Vyssotski et al, May 2007.pdf

TR 1125M VyssotskiTR_1125_PR9 17. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Annual report for 2006-7. IRL Report # 1957. M Vyssotski et al, June 2007.pdf
2006TR_1125_PR9 17. MBC Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Objective 2 Bone derived products. Annual report for 2006-7. IRL Report # 1957. M Vyssotski et al, June 2007.pdf

TR 1126M KrugerTR_1126_PR9 18. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone Report 5e. M Kruger et al. July 2007.pdfScreening of bioactive lipids using Osteoclastogenesis assays2007TR_1126_PR9 18. Project #9 “Bioactives for bone health”. Milestone Report 5e. M Kruger et al. July 2007.pdf

TR 1127R AndersonTR_1127_PR10 1. Antimicrobial peptides isolated from ovine blood neutrophils. R Anderson. Thesis, 2004.pdf
2004TR_1127_PR10 1. Antimicrobial peptides isolated from ovine blood neutrophils. R Anderson. Thesis, 2004.pdf

TR 1128Van der LindenTR_1128_PR10 2. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. Van der Linden, Peak, Wilkinson, and Yu. Progress report July 05. Bound with MBC annual report 05.pdf
2005TR_1128_PR10 2. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. Van der Linden, Peak, Wilkinson, and Yu. Progress report July 05. Bound with MBC annual report 05.pdf

TR 1129D S van der LindenTR_1129_PR10 3. Project 10 Antimicrobial peptides from ovine granulocytes. Milestone 2&3. D S van der Linden, M G Peak, B Wilkinson and Pak-Lam Yu, August 2005.pdf
2005TR_1129_PR10 3. Project 10 Antimicrobial peptides from ovine granulocytes. Milestone 2&3. D S van der Linden, M G Peak, B Wilkinson and Pak-Lam Yu, August 2005.pdf

TR 1130Van der LindenTR_1130_PR10 4. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. Van der Linden, Peak, Wilkinson, and Yu. Massey University. Progress report September 2005.pdf
2005TR_1130_PR10 4. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. Van der Linden, Peak, Wilkinson, and Yu. Massey University. Progress report September 2005.pdf

TR 1131Pak-Lam YuTR_1131_PR10 5. Project 10 Antimicrobial peptides from ovine granulocytes. Milestone 4&5. Pak-Lam Yu, May 2006.pdf
2006TR_1131_PR10 5. Project 10 Antimicrobial peptides from ovine granulocytes. Milestone 4&5. Pak-Lam Yu, May 2006.pdf

TR 1132B WilkinsonTR_1132_PR10 6. Blood derived anitmicrobials. B Wilkinson. Massey University. 2006 Annual report.pdf
2006TR_1132_PR10 6. Blood derived anitmicrobials. B Wilkinson. Massey University. 2006 Annual report.pdf

TR 1133R AndersonTR_1133_PR10 7. Investigation of morphological changes to S.aureus induced by ovine-derived antimicrobial peptides using TEM and AFM. R Anderson, R Haverkamp and PL Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR_1133_PR10 7. Investigation of morphological changes to S.aureus induced by ovine-derived antimicrobial peptides using TEM and AFM. R Anderson, R Haverkamp and PL Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR 1134H SugiartoTR_1134_PR10 8. Project 10 – Ovine Antimicrobial Peptides. Evaluation fo the efficacy of ovine crude peptides as shelf life extenders when sprayed on carcasses. H Sugiarto, B Wilkinson and P Yu. Undated.pdf

TR_1134_PR10 8. Project 10 – Ovine Antimicrobial Peptides. Evaluation fo the efficacy of ovine crude peptides as shelf life extenders when sprayed on carcasses. H Sugiarto, B Wilkinson and P Yu. Undated.pdf

TR 1135H SugiartoTR_1135_PR10 9. Project 10 – Ovine Antimicrobial Peptides. Evaluation of the efficacy of ovine crude peptides as a sanitizing agent. H Sugiarto, B Wilkinson and P Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR_1135_PR10 9. Project 10 – Ovine Antimicrobial Peptides. Evaluation of the efficacy of ovine crude peptides as a sanitizing agent. H Sugiarto, B Wilkinson and P Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR 1136D S Van der LindenTR_1136_PR10 10. Neutrophil-derived antimicrobial peptides in farm animals. D S Van der Linden, H Sugiarto and P Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR_1136_PR10 10. Neutrophil-derived antimicrobial peptides in farm animals. D S Van der Linden, H Sugiarto and P Yu. Massey University. Undated.pdf

TR 1137S S van der LindenTR_1137_PR10 11. Synergistic effects of Ovine-derived cathelicidins and other against Escherichia coli 0157H7 and Staphylococcus aureus 1056 MRSA. S S van der Linden, D Short, A Dittmann and PL Yu.pdf

TR_1137_PR10 11. Synergistic effects of Ovine-derived cathelicidins and other against Escherichia coli 0157H7 and Staphylococcus aureus 1056 MRSA. S S van der Linden, D Short, A Dittmann and PL Yu.pdf

TR 1138R Anderson and PL YuTR_1138_PR10 12. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. R Anderson and PL Yu. Massey University. Draft paper, unbound, undated.pdf

TR_1138_PR10 12. Pilot scale extraction and antimicrobial activity of crude extract from ovine neutrophils. R Anderson and PL Yu. Massey University. Draft paper, unbound, undated.pdf

TR 1139R Anderson and PL YuTR_1139_PR10 13. Factors effecting the antimicrobial activity of ovine-derived cathelicidins again E. Coli 0157H7. R Anderson and PL Yu. Massey University. Draft paper, unbound, undated.pdf

TR_1139_PR10 13. Factors effecting the antimicrobial activity of ovine-derived cathelicidins again E. Coli 0157H7. R Anderson and PL Yu. Massey University. Draft paper, unbound, undated.pdf

TR 1140R Anderson and PL YuTR_1140_PR10 14. Purification and characterization of two protein fragments with antimicrobial activity from ovine blood, including part of the cathelicidin precursor. R Anderson and PL Yu.pdf

TR_1140_PR10 14. Purification and characterization of two protein fragments with antimicrobial activity from ovine blood, including part of the cathelicidin precursor. R Anderson and PL Yu.pdf

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TR 1160U HublTR_1160_PR12 1. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 1. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1919, December 2006.pdfDetermination of sialyltransferase activity (SAT I and SAT IV) in colon cancer cell lines2006TR_1160_PR12 1. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 1. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1919, December 2006.pdf

TR 1161U HublTR_1161_PR12 2. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 2. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1940, February 2007.pdfDetermination of sialyltransferase activity (SAT I and SAT IV) in blood samples from colon cancer patients2007TR_1161_PR12 2. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 2. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1940, February 2007.pdf

TR 1162U HublTR_1162_PR12 3. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 3. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1951, April 2007.pdfDetermination of sialyltransferase activity (SAT I and SAT IV) in blood samples from healthy human donors2007TR_1162_PR12 3. Project 12 a novel enzyme for cancer diagnosis, Milestone 3. U Hubl, P Hoefakker and M Vasudevamurthy. Industrial Research Limited Report #1951, April 2007.pdf