Monday, 3 July 2017

The Comparative Study of Myofibrillar Proteins of Skeletal Muscles of Some Deep-Sea Fish Species

Deep-sea fish have not generally been used for food, but its abundance suggests it could be an important source of high-quality protein. Deep-sea fish have much different significance for industrial fishing.

Deep-Sea Fish Species
Three species of deep-sea fish Coryphaenoides pectoralis, Coryphaenoides cinereus and Podonema longipes are the most accessible for effective fishing in the Far-Eastern Seas of Russia. These three species were chosen for investigations in the present paper. For processing of fish meat, the knowledge of the properties of fish muscle proteins is necessary. The main aim of the present paper was to determine the composition of basic myofibrillar proteins and its ratio in skeletal muscle tissue. Investigations of the biochemistry of muscle tissue of deep-sea fish have only incidental character and systematic study of this has not been carried out. In most cases the studies of researchers have been limited to mesopelagic species.


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