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J J Sheridan

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Okraszewska-Lasica W, Bolton D, Sheridan J, McDowell D
Meat Sci . 2014 Mar; 97(2):255-61. PMID: 24598073
Air samples from lairage, hide/fleece pulling or dehairing/scraping, evisceration and chilling areas in commercial beef, sheep and pig plants were examined for Salmonella spp. and Listeria monocytogenes, by impaction or...
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Okraszska-Lasica W, Bolton D, Sheridan J, McDowell D
Food Microbiol . 2012 Sep; 32(2):325-31. PMID: 22986197
The study examined and compared levels of aerial contamination in commercial beef and sheep plants at four sites, i.e. lairage, hide/fleece pulling, evisceration and chilling. Aerial contamination was determined by...
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Prendergast D, Sheridan J, Daly D, McDowell D, Blair I
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 65(4):1201-9. PMID: 22063762
In the absence of reliable live animal tests for the presence of BSE in cattle, a number of measures have been applied to exclude specified risk materials (SRM) from the...
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Redmond G, McGeehin B, Sheridan J, Butler F
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 59(3):293-301. PMID: 22062784
The effect of ultra-rapid chilling (-20°C) on the proteolytic degradation of myofibrillar proteins during ageing, by the calpain/calpastatin system in lamb was investigated. Carcasses (36) were ultra-rapidly chilled (-20°C for...
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McGeehin B, Sheridan J, Butler F
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 58(1):79-84. PMID: 22061923
Early postmortem pH has been linked to meat tenderness, especially in electrical stimulation and/or rapid chilling applications. In order to evaluate factors that affect pH, a trial was carried out...
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McEvoy J, Moriarty E, Duffy G, Sheridan J, Blair I, McDowell D
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 67(4):559-64. PMID: 22061804
Lean and fat beef trimmings (25 cm(-2)) were inoculated with approximately 250,000 Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts, placed in commercial packages (28 kg boxes) and subjected to normal commercial processes i.e. blast...
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Sheridan J, Doherty A, Allen P, McDowell D, Blair I, Harrington D
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 45(1):107-17. PMID: 22061142
Lamb primals (shoulders) were vacuum packaged or packaged in modified atmospheres containing 80% O(2)/20% CO(2), 50% CO(2)/50% N(2) or 100% CO(2), and stored at 5 or 0 °C. They were...
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Doherty A, Sheridan J, Allen P, McDowell D, Blair I
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 42(3):315-24. PMID: 22060778
Lamb primals (shoulders) were packaged under vacuum, 80% O(2)/20% CO(2), 50% CO(2)/50% N(2) or 100% CO(2) and stored at 5 or 0 °C. Pack contents were examined at 7 day...
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Sheridan J, McDowell D
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 49S1:S151-67. PMID: 22060707
Recent times have seen the emergence of a number of new or emerging pathogens. Research is needed to establish the mechanisms underlying their emergence in foods, and their interactions with...
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Sheridan J, Lynch B, Harrington D
Meat Sci . 2011 Nov; 32(2):185-94. PMID: 22059751
A series of experiments was carried out to determine the effect of boning and trimming on the bacteriology of a number of beef cuts. At the same time the plant...