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Table 21.2.
(Continued
)
Pretreatments
Raw Materials
Non-Collageneous Matter
Removal
Swelling
Extraction
Yield (On Wet
Basis)
Bloom/GelStrength
References
Shortfin scad skin
(Decapterusmacrosoma
)
0.2% (w/v) NaOH for 2 h 0.2% (w/v) h
SO 2
4
for 2 h,
followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid for 2 h
Water at 40–50
◦C
for 12 h
7.25%
177 g
Cheow et al. (2007)
Sin croaker skin
(Johnius dussumieri
)
0.2% (w/v) NaOH for 2 h 0.2% (w/v) h
SO 2
4
for 2 h,
followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid for 2 h
Water at 40–50
◦C
for 12 h
14.3%
125 g
Cheow et al. (2007)
Yellowfin tuna skin
(Thunnus albacares
)
1.89% (w/v) NaOH at
10
◦C for 2.87 days
None
Water at 58.15
◦Cfor
4.72 h
89.7%
b
426 kPa
Cho et al. (2005)
Shark cartilage (
Isurus
oxyrinchus
)
1.6 N NaOH at 8
◦Cfor
3.14 days
None
Water at 65
◦Cfor
3.4 h
17.34%
111.9 kPa
Cho et al. (2004)
Pollock skin
0.25 M Ca(OH)
2
at 2
◦C
for 2 h
0.09 M acetic acid at at
◦ 2
C for 45 min
Water at 50
◦Cfor
180 min
18%
c
460 g
Zhou and
Regenstein(2004)
Nile perch (adult) bone
(Lates niloticus
)
3% HCl at 20–25
◦Cfor
9–12 h
None
Four-step extractions
with water at 50
◦C, 60
◦C, 70
◦C
and 100
◦C,
respectively, for5 h each step
2.4%
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 h
SO 2
4
at 20–25
◦C
for 16 h
None
Four step-extractions
with water at 50
◦C, 60
◦C, 70
◦C
and 100
◦C,
respectively, for5 h each step
16%
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 for
40 min
0.2% (w/v) h
SO 2
, 4
followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid
Water at 45
◦Cfor
12 h
7.81%
128 g
Jamilah and
Harvinder (2002)
Black tilapia skin
(Oreochromismossambicus
)
0.2% (w/v) NaOH for
40 min
0.2% (w/v) h
SO 2
, 4
followed by 1.0% (w/v)citric acid
Water at 45
◦Cfor
12 h
5.39%
181 g
Jamilah and
Harvinder (2002)
Megrim skin
(Lepidorhombusboscii
)
0.2 N NaOH at 5
◦Cfor
90 min
0.05 N acetic acid at room
temperature for 3 h
Water at 45
◦Cfor
12 h
10.0%
360 g
Montero
and g
́omez-
Guill
́en
(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.
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