Carotenoids as Colorants and Vitamin a Precursors 1981
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-082850-0.50011-1
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Carotenoids in Fish Feeds

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“…The commercial value of these fish reflects this requirement; hence, ornamental fish growers are constantly exploring methods of enhancing skin colouration. This colour is derived from the deposition of carotenoids in its tissue (Simpson et al, 1981). The carotenoids are also vital nutrient for healthy growth, metabolism, and reproduction as well as colour (Miki, 1991).…”
Section: Use Of Algae To Enrich Zooplanktonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The commercial value of these fish reflects this requirement; hence, ornamental fish growers are constantly exploring methods of enhancing skin colouration. This colour is derived from the deposition of carotenoids in its tissue (Simpson et al, 1981). The carotenoids are also vital nutrient for healthy growth, metabolism, and reproduction as well as colour (Miki, 1991).…”
Section: Use Of Algae To Enrich Zooplanktonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To improve the market value of fish meat, feeds are frequently enriched with colorants, i.a., carotenoids, primarily cantaxanthin which, particularly in salmonids, imparts a red colour to muscles making them look similar to those obtained from individuals living under natural conditions (Simpson et aL, 1981;Choubert, 1983;Storebakken et al, 1986;Torrissen et al, 1989). Canthaxanthin, however, is not a vitamin A precursor and thus does not improve the nutritive quality of the fish meat.…”
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“…Artinya warna oranye ikan A. percula pada badan bagian belakang (zona-II) hasil budidaya cenderung lebih terang dibandingkan pada bagian depan (zona-I), sedangkan perbandingan nilai L* pada ikan alam zona-I dibandingkan ikan hasil budidaya zona-I, ikan alam zona-I dibandingkan ikan alam zona-II, dan dan ikan budidaya zona-I dibandingkan ikan alam zona-II menunjukkan nilai yang tidak berbeda (P>0,05). Simpson et al (1981) menjelaskan bahwa warna kuning, oranye-merah pada ikan disebabkan oleh karotenoid yang disimpan dalam sel chomatofor. Sefc et al (2014) menambahkan bahwa sel chromatofor yang dimaksud adalah jenis xanthofor dan erytrofor, namun pada spesies ini rendahnya nilai L* disebabkan adanya penutupan warna hitam pada bagian tertentu.…”
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