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Original Article

Rheological properties and structure of myofibrillar protein extracted from Oratosquilla oratoria muscle as affected by ultra-high pressure

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Pages 1310-1321 | Received 27 Mar 2019, Accepted 07 Jul 2019, Published online: 18 Jul 2019

Figures & data

Figure 1. Effect of angular frequency on the viscosity of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 1. Effect of angular frequency on the viscosity of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 2. Effect of frequency on the storage modulus G’ and tan δ of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 2. Effect of frequency on the storage modulus G’ and tan δ of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 3. Effect of temperature on the storage modulus G’ and tan δ of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 3. Effect of temperature on the storage modulus G’ and tan δ of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 4. SDS-PAGE profiles under reducing conditions of MP under different UHP conditions. M: Marker; 1: control group; 2–10: 300–5、300–6.5、300–8、350–5、350–6.5、350–8、400–5、400–6.5、400–8

Figure 4. SDS-PAGE profiles under reducing conditions of MP under different UHP conditions. M: Marker; 1: control group; 2–10: 300–5、300–6.5、300–8、350–5、350–6.5、350–8、400–5、400–6.5、400–8

Figure 5. Effect of UHP treatment on the chemical bonds of MP. Different letters on the top or bottom of bars indicate a significant difference (P < .05)

Figure 5. Effect of UHP treatment on the chemical bonds of MP. Different letters on the top or bottom of bars indicate a significant difference (P < .05)

Figure 6. Circular dichroism spectrograms of MP under different UHP conditions

Figure 6. Circular dichroism spectrograms of MP under different UHP conditions

Table 1. Calculated structural parameters of MP samples by UHP