SUMMARY— It was demonstrated by dialysis and by extraction—centrifugation procedures, with and without the addition of phosphates, that phosphates do not complex with the calcium bound to meat proteins. Results indicate that about 60% of the calcium and 20% of the magnesium naturally present in meat are firmly bound to the meat proteins and are not available to react with added phosphates.
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