Effects of temperature and pH on the protease and amylase activities in skewband grunt Hapalogenys nitens
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    The effects of temperature and pH on protease and amylase activities in skewband grunt Hapalogenys nitens was studied.Results showed that the pH values of the stomach, hepatopancreas and intestine were 4.9~5.4,5.8~6.2;and 6.5~6.9 respectively. Protease activity rose with the increase of water temperature with a peak at 40 ℃,and then decreased. The order of protease activity was as follows: stomach>foregut>pyloric caecum>hindgut>hepatopancreas. The optimum temperature for amylase in H. nitens was 35 ℃ within the range of 15~50 ℃; the order of amylase activity was as follows: hepatopancreas>pyloric caecum>foregut>hindgut>stomach.The optimum pH for protease activity in stomach was 2.8 ℃ within the range of 2.2~7.6, while the optimum pH for protease activity in other digestive organs was 7.2 ℃ with in the range of 4.8~8.0. Under the optimum pH conditions, the order of protease activity in different organs was as follows: foregut>pyloric caecum>hindgut>hepatopancreas. The optimum pH for protease activity in stomach was 6.0 in the range of 4.8~8.0. The optimum pH for amylase activity in stomach was 6.0 while it was 6.8 in intestine, hepatopancreas and pyloric caecum. The order of amylase activity was as follows: hepatopancreas>pyloric caecum> foregut>hindgut>stomach.Under the optimum temperature and pH conditions, the order of protease activity was as follows: stomach>foregut>pyloric caecum>hindgut>hepatopancreas, while that of amylase activity was: hepatopancreas>pyloric caecum>foregut>hindgut>stomach.

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李加儿,张建强,许晓娟,区又君,陶启友,郭根喜.温度和pH值对斜带髭鲷蛋白酶、淀粉酶活性的影响.渔业科学进展,2009,30(3):7-12

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  • Received:March 14,2008
  • Revised:May 24,2008
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