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Microbial quality and shelf life prediction of vacuum-packaged ready to eat beef rounds containing gum arabic
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Johnson K. Mwove
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Symon M. Mahungu
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Lilian A. Gogo
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Ben N. Chikamai
Mary Omwamba
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