Investigation on the Gel Forming Ability of Some Under-utilized Marine Fish and Shell Fish 6pecies of Bay of Bengal
S. U. Ahmed, Mustafa Kamal, Md Saidul Islam, Ashanul HAQ
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S. U. Ahmed, Mustafa Kamal, Md Saidul Islam, Ashanul HAQ
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Eighteen under-utilized marine fish and shell fish species were studied for their gel forming ability and surimi was prepared from all of the fish species.Difference in proximate composition and muscle pH of raw fish and the surimi products were also studied.Four species, namely, T. thalassinus.S. sihama, L. savala and C. macrolepidotus were found with extremely elastic gel forming ability (AA) and among others eight species were with moderately elastic gel (A).Two species, C. guttatum and M. cordyla were found with very poor gelling quality.Relation between muscle pH and water retention with the gelling quality of the fish has also studied.
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Eighteen under-utilized marine fish and shell fish species were studied for their gel forming ability and surimi was prepared from all of the fish species.Difference in proximate composition and muscle pH of raw fish and the surimi products were also studied.Four species, namely, T. thalassinus.S. sihama, L. savala and C. macrolepidotus were found with extremely elastic gel forming ability (AA) and among others eight species were with moderately elastic gel (A).Two species, C. guttatum and M. cordyla were found with very poor gelling quality.Relation between muscle pH and water retention with the gelling quality of the fish has also studied.
Key concepts: BENGAL, Bay, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Marine fish, Fishery, Shell (structure), Biology, Oceanography