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Protease Inhibitor Effects on Torsion Measurements and Autolysis of Pacific Whiting Surimi
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1993
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Food AnalysisMolecular BiologyMeat QualityChemical BiologyPotato ExtractFood ChemistryProtein FoldingStrongest InhibitionBioanalysisPacific Whiting SurimiProteomicsChromatographyBiochemistryTorsion MeasurementsAlternative Protein SourcePharmacologyNatural SciencesProtease Inhibitor EffectsMetabolismMedicineMeat ScienceStrong Inhibition
ABSTRACT Beef plasma protein (BPP), egg white and potato extract were tested for their ability to inhibit proteolysis in fish mince and surimi made from Pacific whiting ( Merluccius productus ). Strong inhibition resulted from all three compounds in fish mince when measured by autolysis. However, when tested in surimi significant differences occurred among the compounds. BPP showed strongest inhibition of proteolytic effect followed by egg white and potato extract when measured by autolysis, gel electrophoresis and torsion. BPP was an effective inhibitor in surimi at a concentration as low as 1%.
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