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Table 21.2.(Continued)PretreatmentsRaw MaterialsNon-Collageneous MatterRemovalSwellingExtractionYield (On WetBasis)Bloom/GelStrengthReferencesShortfin scad skin(Decapterusmacrosoma)0.2% (w/v) NaOH for 2 h 0.2% (w/v) hSO 24for 2 h,followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid for 2 hWater at 40–50◦Cfor 12 h7.25%177 gCheow et al. (2007)Sin croaker skin(Johnius dussumieri)0.2% (w/v) NaOH for 2 h 0.2% (w/v) hSO 24for 2 h,followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid for 2 hWater at 40–50◦Cfor 12 h14.3%125 gCheow et al. (2007)Yellowfin tuna skin(Thunnus albacares)1.89% (w/v) NaOH at10◦C for 2.87 daysNoneWater at 58.15◦Cfor4.72 h89.7%b426 kPaCho et al. (2005)Shark cartilage (Isurusoxyrinchus)1.6 N NaOH at 8◦Cfor3.14 daysNoneWater at 65◦Cfor3.4 h17.34%111.9 kPaCho et al. (2004)Pollock skin0.25 M Ca(OH)2at 2◦Cfor 2 h0.09 M acetic acid at at◦ 2
C for 45 minWater at 50◦Cfor180 min18%c460 gZhou andRegenstein(2004)Nile perch (adult) bone(Lates niloticus)3% HCl at 20–25◦Cfor9–12 hNoneFour-step extractionswith water at 50◦C, 60◦C, 70◦Cand 100◦C,respectively, for5 h each step2.4%134 g (50◦C)151 g (60◦C)160 g (70◦C)Muyonga et al.(2004)Nile perch (adult) skin(L. niloticus)0.01 M hSO 24at 20–25◦Cfor 16 hNoneFour step-extractionswith water at 50◦C, 60◦C, 70◦Cand 100◦C,respectively, for5 h each step16%229 g (50◦C)175 g (60◦C)134 g (70◦C)Muyonga et al.(2004)Red tilapia skin(Oreochromisnilotica)0.2% (w/v) NaOH for40 min0.2% (w/v) hSO 2, 4followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acidWater at 45◦Cfor12 h7.81%128 gJamilah andHarvinder (2002)Black tilapia skin(Oreochromismossambicus)0.2% (w/v) NaOH for40 min0.2% (w/v) hSO 2, 4followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acidWater at 45◦Cfor12 h5.39%181 gJamilah andHarvinder (2002)Megrim skin(Lepidorhombusboscii)0.2 N NaOH at 5◦Cfor90 min0.05 N acetic acid at roomtemperature for 3 hWater at 45◦Cfor12 h10.0%360 gMonteroand ǵomez-Guilĺen(2000)aBased on dry weight.bBased on hydroxyproline content of the gelatin in comparison with that in the skin.cBased on protein content of the gelatin in comparison with wet weight of raw material.394