刘佳,薛敬林,丁玉竹,孙琰晴,王景,罗晶晶,王明磊,李佳蔚,徐英江,韩典峰.烟台不同养殖模式刺参体壁营养成分分析比较[J].食品安全质量检测学报,2025,16(10):143-150 |
Objective? Evaluate the nutritional composition and quality of Apostichopus japonicus body walls under different breeding models. Methods? Analyze and compare the nutritional components of Apostichopus japonicus body walls in Yantai area under natural growth, industrialized farming, pond farming, bottom-sowing proliferation, cofferdam farming and cage farming, including moisture, protein, fat, polysaccharide, saponin, taurine, amino acid, fatty acid and mineral elements. Results? Among the six breeding methods, the natural growth has the highest contents of protein, taurine and saturated fatty acids, and also has a relatively high level in terms of the proportion of essential amino acids to total amino acids; the bottom - sowing proliferation has higher levels of calcium, zinc, and selenium in terms of mineral elements, with the lowest levels of potassium and magnesium. It has a better flavor and the highest levels of medicinal and flavor amino acids; the fat content, amino acid content, unsaturated fatty acid content, and essential amino acid proportion are the highest in cofferdam farming; the cage farming has the highest saponin content; the pond farming has the highest contents of moisture, calcium, manganese and Apostichopus japonicus polysaccharide, but has the lowest contents in many components such as amino acids and Apostichopus japonicus polysaccharide; the overall component content of industrialized farming is relatively low, and many contents such as unsaturated fatty acids are the lowest. Conclusion? In the Yantai area, under different breeding methods, there are obvious differences in the nutritional and functional components of the body wall of Apostichopus japonicus. The quality of natural growth, bottom - sowing proliferation, cofferdam farming and cage farming is better than industrialized farming. The results of this study partially improve the evaluation of the nutritional quality of Apostichopus japonicus in the Yantai region, providing data support for the processing and purchase of Apostichopus japonicus, and serving as a reference for the development of the Apostichopus japonicus industry. |