Abdel Hafeez HH
Faculty of Veterinary Medicine,
Assuit
Egypt
Research Article
Applying Light, Histochemical and Scanning Histological Methods for
the Detection of Unauthorized Animal and Herbal Content in Street Meat
Sandwich: What is in the Sandwich We Eat?
Author(s): Abdel Hafeez HH, Zaki RS and Abd El-Mageed DS
Abdel Hafeez HH, Zaki RS and Abd El-Mageed DS
Samples of the total of 105 different meat sandwiches products were examined (Kofta, Hawawshi, and shawerma sandwich, 35 sandwiches from each type of product were collected from New Valley City from different restaurants during the year 2016 and analyzed by light and scanning electron microscope for detection of meat adulteration. Select half samples from each group for light and histochemical microscopic examination and the rest of the same group for scanning electron microscopic examination. The sections were stained using hematoxylin and eosin, PAS, Wigert's and Crossman's trichrome, bromophenol protein and ATPase enzyme. The histological examination revealed that a variety of tissue types besides skeletal muscle were observed including connective tissue fibers, Lung, ruminant stomach, Large elastic blood vessels, heart muscle, adipose tissue, cartilage (hyaline and white f.. View More»
DOI:
10.4172/2157-7110.1000643