Calendars
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Spring Semester 2007
Meat Science and Muscle Biology Seminar Series


Seminars convene at 12:10 PM in 108 Kildee.


9
January

A Survey of Broilers from Organic, Free-Range and Conventional Production Systems for Meat Composition Quality and Value Ryan Husak  
16
January
Crossing the line between muscle and meat: The influence of muscle cell physiology on meat quality
Elisabeth Huff-Lonergan
23
January
Sensory differences in cooked breast meat between conventional and free-range broilers Jonathan Campbell
30
January
Update on Korean Research and Teaching Sabbatical Dong Ahn
6
February
Throughput: Implications for the Pork Supply Chain Andrzej Sosnicki, PIC North America and Collaborator, ISU Animal Science Department
13
February
Improving marbling through genetics and feed supplements Mark Anderson
20
February
American Meat Science Association and American Meat Institute Research Priority Setting Process
Joe Sebranek
27
February

Post-Packaging Irradiation Combined with Modified Atmosphere Packaging for Control of Bacterial Pathogens on Meat Products

Li Kudra
6
March

Meat Science Seminar: Methods to determine activity of calpain proteinases

Wan-Gang Zhang
13
March

Spring Break
No Class

 
22
March
Investigating the effect of selection for improved growth rate on pork quality
PLEASE NOTE THAT THIS TAKES PLACE ON THURSDAY
Corey Wagner
27
March
Round muscle profiling: management of tenderness and sensory improvement of specific muscles with aging Mark Anderson
3
April
Proposal for Comparing "Uncured" Bacon with Vegetable Juice Extract to Traditionally Nitrite or Nitrate Cured Bacon Charlwit Kulchaiyawat
10
April
Paper Discussion- "Negative effects of stress immediately before slaughter on pork quality are aggravated by suboptimal transport and lairage conditions" Hambrecht et al., J. Anim. Sci. 83:440–448 Robert Baker
17
April
Interaction of Synemin with Vinculin and Talin Ning Sun
24
April
Nitric Oxide-induced S-nitrosylation: implications for meat quality Wan-Gang Zhang

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