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“..., garlic, pepper, and undergoes processes of maturation, smoking and drying. During the fermentation and...”
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Gravading of mackerel (Scomber sp.): physicochemical and sensory changes during refrigerated storage
“... fourth week. TBARS values also increased during this period. The total aerobic and psychotropic bacteria...”Access document
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“...‐processed food consumption increased (p < 0.0005) during the study period. Logistic regressions showed that...”
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“..., it is more likely that increased descending neural drive during MVC and/or modulation in afferents other than...”
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“... ketamine decreases the amplitude of cortical electrophysiological signal during cognitive tasks, although...”
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