1999
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2621.1999.tb15056.x
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Post‐Mortem Softening of Fish Muscle During Chilled Storage as Affected by Bleeding

Abstract: Bleeding caused the delay of muscle softening in yellowtail, horse mackerel, and striped jack, which are pelagic fish. Conversely, bleeding had no influence on the muscle firmness of red sea bream, flatfish, and rudder-fish, which are demersal fish. Transmission electron microscopy showed delay of degradation of pericellular collagen fibrils in bled yellowtail and horse mackerel. Striped jack showed slower weakening of the pericellular connective tissue in a compression test. However, the demersal fish had no … Show more

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“…1 a 3. A observação das fibras de colágeno no tecido conectivo pericelular indicou que elas mantêm estreita relação com o amolecimento postmortem da carne de peixe armazenada a baixas temperaturas (Sato et al, 1997;Ando et al, 1999). No músculo, imediatamente após a morte (Fig.…”
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“…1 a 3. A observação das fibras de colágeno no tecido conectivo pericelular indicou que elas mantêm estreita relação com o amolecimento postmortem da carne de peixe armazenada a baixas temperaturas (Sato et al, 1997;Ando et al, 1999). No músculo, imediatamente após a morte (Fig.…”
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“…O diâmetro da fibra de colágeno no tecido conectivo pericelular, de 20 a 28nm, é semelhante ao de outros estudos (Sato et al, 1997;Ando et al, 1999).…”
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