Showing papers by "Young-Dong Kim published in 1990"
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TL;DR: Attempts have been made to optimize the hydrolysis conditions of the oyster and the mussel by the commercial proteolytic enzymes, and following enzymes have been disclosed as effective for enzymatic digestion.
Abstract: Attempts have been made to optimize the hydrolysis conditions of the oyster and the mussel by the commercial proteolytic enzymes. Raw materials were digested with seven different commercial enzymes, and their quality parameters measured in terms of degree of hydrolysis and content of free amino nitrogen, nucleic acid-related substances. and free amino acids as well as sensory evaluation of optimization of their hydrolysis conditions. As a result, following enzymes have been disclosed as effective for enzymatic digestion: MKC-HT proteolytic, alcalase 0.6L and thermease for the oyster whereas MKC-acid fungal protease and thermoase for the mussel, respectively.
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