In certain fishes available for mass production, such as the sardines, some remarkable changes are inevitable in the freshness of meat before the process of manufacturing into pressed cakes. With the view of examining the extent of actual influence of the changes in the freshness of meat upon the nutritive value of the pressed cakes of sardines, the authors, being aware of the importance of such an information in using the sarding cakes as efficacious foodstuff for raising various animals, made an experiment concerning the relationship between the changes of the freshness of fish-meat and those in the composition of amino-acids in the final product.
Results of these experiments are tabulated in more or less summarized forms in Table I-III.
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