2017
DOI: 10.15578/jppi.10.3.2004.35-46
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STUDI PERUBAHAN KADAR HISTAMIN PADA PINDANG TONGKOL (Euthynnus affnis) SELAMA PENYIMPANAN

Abstract: Untuk memberikan informasi kepada konsumen mengenai kondisi ikan pindang tongkol yang disimpan dalam kaitannya dengan perkembangan histamin pada produk, maka dilakukan penelitian mengenai perubahan kadar histamin pada pindang tongkol selama penyimpanan.

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“…Based on table 1 above, the histamine level as a quality reduction criterion is higher for frigate mackarel pindang, which is 18.20 mgN% compared to 8.18 mgN% for frigate mackarel pindang. Histamine is important in many allergic reactions; histamine poisoning usually occurs due to "overdose" [9]. Symptoms of poisoning that appear are vomiting, swollen lips, headaches, nausea, facial flushing, itching, and weakness [9], the Food and Drug Administration determines that for tuna, mahimahi and similar fish, 5 mg of histamine/100 g of fish meat is a level to watch out for and an indicator of decomposition, while 50 mg of histamine/100 g of fish meat is a level that is dangerous/causing poisoning [9], while the results of the study [9] storage of frigate mackerel pindang at cold temperatures for 3 weeks or more increases histamine levels to 66.36 mg/100 g to the point where it is dangerous/toxic.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Based on table 1 above, the histamine level as a quality reduction criterion is higher for frigate mackarel pindang, which is 18.20 mgN% compared to 8.18 mgN% for frigate mackarel pindang. Histamine is important in many allergic reactions; histamine poisoning usually occurs due to "overdose" [9]. Symptoms of poisoning that appear are vomiting, swollen lips, headaches, nausea, facial flushing, itching, and weakness [9], the Food and Drug Administration determines that for tuna, mahimahi and similar fish, 5 mg of histamine/100 g of fish meat is a level to watch out for and an indicator of decomposition, while 50 mg of histamine/100 g of fish meat is a level that is dangerous/causing poisoning [9], while the results of the study [9] storage of frigate mackerel pindang at cold temperatures for 3 weeks or more increases histamine levels to 66.36 mg/100 g to the point where it is dangerous/toxic.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Standard limit histamine safety is 5 mg/100 g (50 ppm), while the European Union stipulates that the average histamine content in fish should not be more than 10 mg/100 g (100 ppm) [36]. Histamine formation in each species of scombroid fish group is different, depending on the histidine amino acid content, the type, and the number of bacteria forming histamine [37].…”
Section: Histamine Levelsmentioning
confidence: 99%