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OBSERVING OF RADIOACTIVE CAESIUM 137Cs VALUE IN BEEF MEAT (CZECH PIED CATTLE) IN LESS-FAVOURED AREAS OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC
2012
Journal of Microbiology, Biotechnology and Food Sciences
Value of radiocaesium 137Cs as one of Risk Factors in beef meat is very important for human health. Beef meat (m. longissimus lumborum et thoracis) from Czech Pied cattle in two less-favoured areas located more then 500 meters above sea level (Bohemian Forest Bohemian and Moravian Highland) was dependent on Sex (decrease by female, increase by male, P<1.10-6) and on area (P<1.10-6). Value of radiocaesium 137Cs in beef meat ( = 0,42 Bq.kg-1; sx = 0,28) was less then food standard (600 Bq.kg-1).
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