The oxidation of fish meat is principally responsible for the deterioration of such tissue, although it would appear that most enzyme activity was retarded or
inhibited during frozen storage. Srinivasan and Hultin (1995) reported that protein denaturation was mainly affected by lipid oxidation, Srinivasan, Xiong, Decker,
and Hultin (1996) suggesting that protein oxidation was probably coupled with lipid oxidation for surimi pellets. Due to the high concentration of protein in bonito fillet
and these proteins’ close proximity to free radicals or lipid peroxide, muscle proteins are likely to be susceptible to the action of free radicals produced in the tissue
(Davis & Goldberg, 1987).
The oxidation of fish meat is principally responsible for the deterioration of such tissue, although it would appear that most enzyme activity was retarded orinhibited during frozen storage. Srinivasan and Hultin (1995) reported that protein denaturation was mainly affected by lipid oxidation, Srinivasan, Xiong, Decker,and Hultin (1996) suggesting that protein oxidation was probably coupled with lipid oxidation for surimi pellets. Due to the high concentration of protein in bonito filletand these proteins’ close proximity to free radicals or lipid peroxide, muscle proteins are likely to be susceptible to the action of free radicals produced in the tissue(Davis & Goldberg, 1987).
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