Article: Research in the area of food science reported from University of British Columbia.

According to recent research from Vancouver, Canada, "Fish protein hydrolysates produced by proteolysis of Pacific hake (Merluccius productus) with Alcalase [R] (FPH-A) or Flavourzyme [R] (FPH-F) were investigated as a potential alternative to the 1:1 blend of sucrose-sorbitol (SuSo) commonly used for cryoprotection of frozen fish mince. The physicochemical properties of cod mince samples in the absence (control) or presence of 8% FPH-A, FPH-F, or SuSo were evaluated before and after 6 freeze-thaw cycles, with differences noted at the 5% significance level."

"Freeze-thawing of control sample increased expressible moisture (from 22% to 33%) and cook loss (from 3% ...

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