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High-intensity ultrasound improves color and oxidative stability of beef from grain-fed and pasture-fed Nellore cattle.

L C S Lima,A P A A Salim, I M M Trezze, M S Ferreira,M L G Monteiro, F J Vasconcellos-Junior,S B Mano,C A Conte-Junior

Meat science(2023)

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Abstract
This research aimed to evaluate the influence of high-intensity ultrasound (HIU) levels (control: 0; high: 747.79; ultra-high: 1344.17 Wcm-2) on pH, instrumental color (redness, R630/580, hue angle and chroma) and oxidative stability (lipid and protein oxidation) of Psoas major (PM) muscle from Nellore cattle raised in two feeding systems: grain and pasture. Using a structural equation modeling (SEM) approach, the relations (P > 0.05) between exogenous (HIU levels) and endogenous (pH, color, lipid and protein oxidation) variables were observed. In beef from grain-fed animals the pH was directly and negatively related to lipid oxidation (γ = -0.321), hue angle (γ = -0.847) and chroma (γ = -0.442) and protein oxidation (γ = -0.752). In PM from pasture-fed HIU exhibited a negative relation with lipid (γ = -0.144) and protein (γ = -0.743) oxidation, suggesting a possible positive influence on the oxidative stability of meat and a positive relation with redness (γ = 0.197) and R630/580 (γ = 0.379). The HIU positively influenced the color and oxidative stability of beef from Bos indicus cattle, and a synergistic effect of HIU and feeding system on beef from pasture-fed animals.
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