The friction measurement conditions reflect the touch of the fat of Japanese beef

  • YAMAMOTO Ayumi
    Faculty of Human Sciences and Design, Japan Women’s University
  • KOMATSU Tomohiko
    Livestock Research Institute, Yamagata Integrated Agricultural Research Center
  • SHOJI Noriaki
    Livestock Research Institute, Yamagata Integrated Agricultural Research Center
  • KOBAYASHI Eiji
    Institute of Livestock and Grassland Science, National Agriculture and Food Research Organization
  • IIDA Fumiko
    Faculty of Human Sciences and Design, Japan Women’s University

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  • 和牛肉の脂肪の触感を反映する摩擦測定法の検討

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<p>Recently, Fat quality of Japanese Black steers is regard as important things. Then the texture analysis which reflects the touch of the fat of Japanese beef, was examined using the trapezius muscle of 44 Japanese black cattle, 5 Japanese brown cattle and 4 Japanese short horn cattle as an examination of the friction measurement method which reflects the touch of the fat of Japanese beef. The relation between friction measurement and eating quality was compared and was examined with sensory evaluation value of longissimus thoracis muscle division, constant rate compression fracture measurement, crude fat content and oleic acid percentage. In addition, the associations between friction measures of the trapezius muscle and fracture measures of the longissimus thoracis muscle, crude fat content, oleate proportion and monounsaturated fatty acid percentage (MUFA) of 142 Japanese Black cattle were also investigated. The results showed that the friction measurement condition with high correlation with sensory evaluation value of 53 Japanese cattle was the average friction coefficient of vertical load 0.3 N, and the value was lower with high crude fat content and oleic acid percentage. In addition, in the correlation between the friction measurement of the trapezius muscle and the above measurement of the longissimus thoracis muscle of 142 Japanese Black cattle, there was the negative correlation with the friction coefficient and MUFA rate. From them, the possibility of contributing to the objective measurement which reflects the feeling of the fat of the Japanese beef was indicated by the friction measurement method.</p>

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