FOOD SCIENCE ›› 2008, Vol. 29 ›› Issue (4): 412-414.

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Study on Degradation of Inosinic 5’-Monophosphosphate in Chicken Muscle under Different Storage Conditions

 WANG  Yu, LIU  Shu-Jun, WANG  Yan, JIANG  Jun, ZHU  Yu, TANG  Hui   

  1. 1.College of Animal Science and Technology, Shandong Agricultural University; 2.Farming Bureau of Daiyue District in Taian City; 3.Haikou Agriculture and Industry and Trade Luoniushan Co. Ltd.
  • Online:2008-04-15 Published:2011-08-24

Abstract: Inosinic 5’-Monophosphosphate (IMP) and Inosine (I) content variations in breast meat of Wenchang chicken were studied. The test time for cold stored meat (0~2℃) was 1~10 d and frozen meat (-20℃) was 20~90 d. The results showed that the IMP in meat stored at 0~2℃ decreases gradually from 2 h after slaughter. Though the decrease was significant (p<0.01), the meat is still quite good quality at 4 d storage with 73% of the original IMP left. The IMP content in frozen meat (-20℃)stored is about the same as that of cold stored 1~2 d meat. The IMP dontent of 90 d frozen meat is not less than that of cold stored 10 d meat. However the variation trend of inosine was contrary to that of IMP. The empirical variation of IMP content of cold stored meat with storage days ( t ) is: IMP = 0.014t2-0.295t + 3.546 (with adjusted R2 = 0.877), and that for frozen meat is: IMP = -0.018t + 3.470 (with adjusted R2 = 0.823).

Key words: Wenchang chicken; inosinic 5&rsquo, -monophosphosphate; storage; temperature; time;