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adulteration of food items_experimental biology

Food adulteration refers to the addition of inferior, harmful, or cheaper substances to food products for financial gain. This practice can have serious health consequences for consumers, ranging from mild to severe illnesses or even death. The adulteration of food items is a major concern worldwide and has led to increased efforts to develop more effective methods for detecting and preventing it. Experimental biology is a branch of biology that involves the use of experimental techniques to study biological phenomena. In the context of food adulteration, experimental biology can be used to develop and test methods for detecting adulterants in food products. This may involve the use of analytical techniques such as chromatography or spectroscopy, or the development of biological assays that can detect the presence of specific substances. Overall, a document with the title "adulteration of food items_experimental biology" is likely to discuss research or experimental studies focused on detecting or preventing food adulteration using techniques from the field of experimental biology.

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