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RELATION BETWEEN BACTERIAL LOAD AND HISTAMINE LEVEL IN FISH AND THEIR PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE

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Food safety / meat quality

Abstract

Three hundreds and twenty fish samples from Tilapia nilotica and Clarias lazera as fresh water fish and Pagrus sp. and Solea sp. as marine water fishes were collected from Ismailia fish markets as 20 sample from each species/season. Count, isolation and identification of Enterobacteriaceae organisms as well histamine level were determined in the examined samples by means of thin layer chromatographic methods. Lowest levels of histamine were recorded from Pagrus sp., Solea sp., Tilapia nilotica then Claroas lazera. Average counts of AEnterobacteriaceae organisms isolated from muscles of Pagrus sp., Solea sp., Tilapia nilotica then Claroas Jazera. caught during autumn, winter, spring and summer were <102, <102, 2x103, 4x103, <102<102 x102 5x102, 103 <103, <102, 5x103 104 2x102, 2x103 104 and 104 respectively. Higher counts of Enterobacteriaceae were recorded during summer due to higher temperatures. Public health importance of histamine and isolated organisms were discussed.

DOI

10.21608/vmjg.1998.377283

Authors

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MONA M.A.

Last Name

SHERIEF

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Affiliation

Animal Health Research Institute Department of Food Hygiene

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Volume

46

Article Issue

3

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49901

Issue Date

1998-07-01

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2024-08-30

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1998-07-01

Page Start

259

Page End

266

Print ISSN

1110-1423

Online ISSN

2537-1045

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Publication Title

Veterinary Medical Journal (Giza)

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RELATION BETWEEN BACTERIAL LOAD AND HISTAMINE LEVEL IN FISH AND THEIR PUBLIC HEALTH SIGNIFICANCE

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