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  VetBooks.ir  in fish with applied antioxidants has to be carefully considered. This would


            account for the trend toward investigating the use of more natural antioxi-
            dants such as herb extracts. Hence, there is a need to screen for new and
            perhaps more efficacious natural extracts because of consumer demand for
            natural ingredients.



            KEYWORDS



                  •  seafood
                  •  lipid oxidation
                  •  natural antioxidants
                  •  synthetic antioxidants





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