日本枪乌贼(Loligo japonica)不同温度冻藏过程中的品质变化

Qualitative Changes of Squid (Loligo japonica) Under Different Frozen Storage Temperatures

中文关键词: 枪乌贼  温度  冻藏  品质

英文关键词: Squid Loligo japonica  Temperature  Frozen storage  Quality

中文摘要:

      选取-20℃、-30℃和-50℃ 3个冻藏温度，以TVB-N值、肌原纤维蛋白含量、Ca2+-ATPase活性、巯基含量、TBARS值及肌肉组织微观结构为指标，结合感官评分，对比分析90 d内日本枪乌贼(Loligo japonica)的品质变化规律。结果显示，在不同冻藏温度下，随着时间的延长，Ca2+-ATPase活性和感官评分不断下降；肌原纤维蛋白和巯基含量，则先略微上升而后快速下降；TVB-N值和TBARS值呈不断上升的趋势，且温度越高上升速率越快；肌肉组织微观结构分析表明，枪乌贼肌纤维结构在冻藏过程中逐渐变得松散。相比-20℃，-30℃和-50℃冻藏温度条件下更能长久地保持枪乌贼品质，且品质无显著差异。综合分析认为，冻藏温度低于-30℃时，可较好地保持枪乌贼品质。

英文摘要:

      Because squid (Loligo japonica) is not one of the traditional food sources in many countries, systematic studies on its nutrition and frozen storage, even in countries where there is a long history of squid consumption, have been lacking. In this study the squids were frozen at –20℃, –30℃, and –50℃ for 90 days to investigate the change in the meat quality and stability under different temperatures. The quality was evaluated every 15 days during the frozen storage according to the sensory evaluation and parameters such as the total volatile basic (TVB-N), the myofibrillar protein content, Ca2+-ATPase activity, the sulfhydryl content, and thiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS). The results showed that Ca2+-ATPase activity and mouth feel decreased with the prolonged time of frozen storage at different temperatures. In the first 15 days, decline in the Ca2+-ATPase activity of both samples was the fastest, and it slowed down afterward. The contents of myofibrillar protein and sulfhydryl was first slightly increased and then decreased. The values of TVB-N and TBARS were elevated in frozen storage at all temperatures; the higher the storage temperature, the more rapidly these values rose. The values of TVB-N and TBARS were increased at a much higher rate after about 45 days, which indicated the deterioration in meat quality. Microstructural analysis of squid showed that the muscle fiber bundles became loose during the frozen storage. The storage temperature significantly affected the rate of decline in squid quality. Storage at –30℃ and –50℃ better preserved the quality compared to –20℃. Therefore, –30℃ or below could be the recommended storage temperature.