During postmortem aging and the resolution phase of rigor

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During postmortem aging and the resolution phase ofrigor,

a. serine alkaline mast cells release calcium-activated calpainenzymes to degrade collagen.

b. tenderness is increased because actin and myosin myofibrillarproteins are enzymatically degraded.

c. myofibrils become weakened as Z-disks, desmin, titin, andnebulin are broken down by enzymes.

d. none of the above.

Reference no: EM13533970

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