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Electrophoretic techniques for species identification of fishery products

Elektrophoretische Methoden zur Bestimmung der Tierart in Fischereiprodukten

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Zusammenfassung

Zur Zeit erfolgt die Bestimmung der Tierart in Fischereiprodukten nahezu ausschließlich mit elektrophoretischen Methoden, vorzugsweise durch die isoelektrische Focussierung (IEF). In der vorliegenden Übersichtsarbeit werden die Anwendungsmöglichkeiten der IEF und anderer Elektrophoreseverfahren zur Analyse roher, getrockneter, gesalzener, geräucherter, gereifter, gegarter oder sterilisierter Fischereiprodukte diskutiert. Es wird aufgezeigt, in welchem Ausmaß die Proteinmuster durch die Art der Muskulatur (hell oder dunkel), den Frischegrad der Fische bzw. Filets und durch die Gefrierlagerbedingungen der Produkte beeinflußt werden. In vielen Fällen kann auf Referenzproben nicht verzichtet werden; es wird ein Proteinpräparat vorgestellt, das aus der sarkoplasmatischen Fraktion zahlreicher Fischarten isoliert wurde und Spezies-spezifische Proteinmuster lieferte. Das Präparat ist bei Raumtemperatur stabil und kann daher ohne Aufwand verschickt werden.

Summary

At the present time species identification of fishery products is mainly performed by electrophoresis; in most cases isoelectric focusing (IEF) is given preference over other electrophoretic techniques. In this review the possibilities of application of IEF and other electrophoretic methods for analysis of raw, dried, salted, smoked, ripened, cooked or canned fish are discussed. It is shown that the protein patterns may be influenced by the type of muscle (light or dark), the freshness of fish or fillet, and by the conditions of frozen storage. Reference samples must often be used to obtain unequivocal results. A protein dry powder is introduced, which has been prepared from the sarcoplasmic fraction of many fish species yielding species-specific protein patterns. The powder is stable at room temperature and can be shipped without cooling.

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Rehbein, H. Electrophoretic techniques for species identification of fishery products. Z Lebensm Unters Forch 191, 1–10 (1990). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01202356

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