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Senzorické hodnocení masa v průběhu zrání
Darkwahová, Nicola
The diploma thesis deals with sensory assessment of beef quality during maturation. Two parts of beef round (Musculus adductores) and sirloin (Musculus longissimus) were compared and evaluated to find the differences in quality during the 8 weeks maturation period. The České strakaté breed was used for the experiment. In the first part of the experiment the differences between matured samples of whole and sliced beef were observed and evaluated. After statistical analysis and evaluation, slice samples were chosen to be used in the next experiment. A sensory analysis was use to evaluate the samples to find the differences in the observed descriptors at different times of maturity. The results of the analysis and evaluation of the whole and slices shawl showed a significance of (p <0.05) the best results in the two traits (tenderness, succulence) of the samples were wholly preserved. There were slightly differences in the evaluation between the whole and slices sirloin during maturing period. A highly significant difference of (p <0.01) was observed in the intensity of taste. Subsequently, in the next experiment samples of shawl and matured sirloin slices were assessed. In most of the samples no statistically significance were revealed (p> 0.05) due to changes in sensory lengths. The sirloin samples showed statistically significant difference of (p <0.05) between samples in the 4th and 8th week of maturation in the intensity of taste.
Senzorická jakost drůbežího masa v závislosti na krmivu
Lexová, Eliška
This graduation thesis analyses the sensoric properties of the poultry meat with respect to feeding. The thesis is aimed at meaning and quality of the muscle meat of the broiler and description of the influence of the feed on the sensoric qualities. The samples of the broiler (breast and thigh muscle meat) were evaluated from four breeders (A, B, C, D) in three different times. The meat has been evaluated for smell, colour, stringiness, fragility, juiciness, chewability and taste. The differences among individual breeders in analysed properties were assessed as an effects of the feed. The evaluation shows the best poultry breeder in the sense of the breast muscle, has been breeder D. This breeder achieved the best results (p < 0,05) in three parametrs (colour, chewability and taste). The best breeder, in the sense as regards thigh muscle, has been the breeder A, who achieved the best results (p < 0,05) in four parametrs from seven ( fragility, juiciness, chewability and taste). Finally, the three samples of the muscle meat from each breeder were evaluated. In most cases no statistical significance was observed in sensoric quality although few samples showed significant differences in sensoric quality but those are assumed to be caused by other factors than feed. It because all broilers were fed with the same kind of feed.

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