Comparison of Reactivity of Several Fish Myofibrils with Peroxidized Lipid
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概要
著者
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KAWASAKI Ken-ichi
Toyama Food Research Institute
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Ooizumi Tooru
Department Of Marine Bioscience Faculty Of Biotechnology Fukui Prefectural University
関連論文
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- Effects of soy sauce koji and lactic acid bacteria on the fermentation of fish sauce from freshwater silver carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix
- Characterization and distribution of Staphylococcus sp. implicated for improvement of fish sauce odor
- Permeation of carboxylates as ionic compounds into fish meats by soaking and its osmotic dehydrating effect
- Effect of Na-gluconate on the physical properties of preheated and two-step heated gel prepared from walleye pollack surimi
- Elution and internal migration of free amino acids in fish meats by soaking in sodium chloride or sorbitol solution
- Permeation of sodium chloride into fish meat and its effect on moisture content as a function of the osmotic pressure of the soaking solution
- Internal migration of sodium chloride, sorbitol and moisture in fish meat during soaking and cold preservation
- Permeability of sugar alcohols with different molecular weights into fish meat
- Fermentation of Jerusalem Artichoke with or without Lactic Acid Bacteria Starter Cultures
- Effect of Hydroperoxides Produced by Photosensitized Oxidation of Methyl Oleate on Carp Myofibrillar Protein
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- Effects of microbial growth inhibition by antibiotics on the production of taste-active components during the processing of heshiko produced by aging salted mackerel with rice bran
- Microfloral and chemical changes during the processing of heshiko produced by aging salted mackerel with rice bran through conventional practices in the Wakasa Bay area, Fukui, Japan