Hydrolysis and oxidation of protein and lipids in dry-salted grass carp (Ctenopharyngodon idella) as affected by partial substitution of NaCl with KCl and amino acids
2019
Guo, Xiuyun | Chen, Shanan | Cao, Jiayue | Zhou, Jingying | Chen, Yanzheng | Jamali, Muneer Ahmed | Zhang, Yawei
To obtain healthier meat products with reduced Na content, the salt substitute containing l-histidine and l-lysine was compared with NaCl in the hydrolysis and oxidation of protein and lipids of dry-salted fish during processing. Compared with NaCl-treated fish (S-F), salt substitute treated fish (SS-F) had a lower Na content, higher moisture content and lower hardness. Sensory analysis showed that salt substitute didn't affect the acceptability of salted fish. The free fatty acids of SS-F treated fish had a slight tendency toward lipolysis at the end of processing. Additionally, the conjugated diene value, lipoxygenase activity and malondialdehyde value were lower in the ventral and dorsal muscles for the SS-F treatment. Meanwhile, the protein carbonyls and thiol groups were significantly decreased as cathepsin B and L activities and FAA content were increased in the ventral and dorsal muscles for the SS-F treatment. l-Histidine and l-lysine accelerated the hydrolysis (inhibit the oxidation) of protein and lipids in dry-salted grass carp, illustrating that l-histidine and l-lysine will be a positive approach to develop healthier meat products.
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