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Effect of season and fishing ground on the activity of cathepsin B and collagenase in by-products from cod species

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Title: Effect of season and fishing ground on the activity of cathepsin B and collagenase in by-products from cod species
Authors: Sovik, Siri Lise siri.sovik@biotech.ntnu.no, Rustad, Turid1
Source: LWT - Food Science & Technology. Jan2006, Vol. 39 Issue 1, p43-53. 11p.
Subjects: Enzymes, Enzymology, Catalysts, Biliary tract
Abstract: Abstract: Cathepsin B and collagenase are important enzymes in the quality-deteriorating processes of fish products. Fish by-products are the left-overs after preparation of the main product and are highly perishable fractions of the fish. They do, however, contain high-quality protein with a potential for utilization. This study characterizes the activity of cathepsins B and collagenase in by-products from five species of cod caught in different fishing grounds and in different seasons. Mean maximum cathepsin B activity was measured at 35°C in the viscera and the liver, and 50°C in cut off, while collagenase showed mean maximum activity at 20°C in cut off, 35°C in liver and 50°C in viscera. Species, season and fishing ground significantly affected activity of cathepsin B and collagenase in cut off samples, while viscera samples were not significantly affected. Cathepsin B was more heat stable than collagenase in all three fractions. Both cathepsin B and collagenase from cut off were less heat stable than the corresponding enzymes from the other two fractions. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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  Data: Abstract: Cathepsin B and collagenase are important enzymes in the quality-deteriorating processes of fish products. Fish by-products are the left-overs after preparation of the main product and are highly perishable fractions of the fish. They do, however, contain high-quality protein with a potential for utilization. This study characterizes the activity of cathepsins B and collagenase in by-products from five species of cod caught in different fishing grounds and in different seasons. Mean maximum cathepsin B activity was measured at 35°C in the viscera and the liver, and 50°C in cut off, while collagenase showed mean maximum activity at 20°C in cut off, 35°C in liver and 50°C in viscera. Species, season and fishing ground significantly affected activity of cathepsin B and collagenase in cut off samples, while viscera samples were not significantly affected. Cathepsin B was more heat stable than collagenase in all three fractions. Both cathepsin B and collagenase from cut off were less heat stable than the corresponding enzymes from the other two fractions. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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