Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture · 1958 · 50 citations · 4 references
NutritionOceanographyBrain FatNorth Sea CodExperimental NutritionAquatic Food SystemBody CompositionBiochemical NutritionDietary MetabolitesPublic HealthHealth SciencesAnimal PhysiologyAbstract Six CodNutrient PhysiologyLipid NutritionAnimal NutritionFishery ScienceLiver FatAnimal SciencePhysiologyMarine BiologyMetabolismMeat Science
Abstract Six cod were starved for 78 days in an aquarium at about 14°, and the effect on various constituents of the body were investigated. There was found to be a decrease in body and liver weights, liver fat content, and muscle ash, an increase in muscle water and bile in the gall bladder, while the percentages of intercellular space and brain fat were not affected. The limiting value for liver fat appeared to be about 2%.
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The Elementary Chemical Composition of Marine Organisms
Carl L. Hubbs, A. P. Vinogradov, Julia Efron et al. · Copeia · 1955 · 554 citations
Elementary Chemical Composition, Engineering, Marine Chemistry +3
J. I. M. Ironside, Robert Love · Journal of the Science of Food and Agriculture · 1958 · 118 citations
Animal fats. 6. The component acids of tiger fat and of puma fat
F. D. Gunstone · Biochemical Journal · 1955 · 96 citations · Full text