Sulphur and methionine content of some fresh water fishes of Madras


Autoria(s): Sreenivasan, A.; Natarajan, M.V.
Data(s)

1966

Resumo

The importance of sulphur amino acids, especially of methionine, in our nutrition is too well known to be emphasized. But adequate data on the sulphur and methionine contents of the cheapest of our animal foods viz., fish, are not available. In this note, the total sulphur and methionine content of 18 common fresh water fishes is presented. Total sulphur was determined by Osborne perioxide method (Winton & Winton, 1945) and methionine by the colorimetric method of Horn. (Horn et al., 1946)

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Sreenivasan, A. and Natarajan, M.V. (1966) Sulphur and methionine content of some fresh water fishes of Madras. Fishery Technology, 3(1), pp. 81-82.

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en

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Palavras-Chave #Biology
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Article

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