| 초록 |
The aim of this study was to investigate changes in the biochemical characteristics of the Pacific oyster Crassostrea gigas in response to boiling water bath ( $85^{ circ}C$ , $100^{ circ}C$ ) and autoclaving ( $100^{ circ}C$ ) heat treatments for 5, 10, 15, and 20 min. The weight loss (7.6-9.5%) of oysters exposed to a $100^{ circ}C$ boiling water bath for 15 min was lower compared to those receiving no treatment. Oysters exposed to the $100^{ circ}C$ boiling water bath for 20 min lost 27.8% of their total weight. The $100^{ circ}C$ autoclaving treatment resulted in weight loss of 13.0-26.1%, with the highest weight loss occurring after 10 min of treatment (26.1%). Heat-treated oysters had significantly higher levels of crude lipid and crude protein relative to untreated oysters (P $100^{ circ}C$ boiling water bath and autoclaving treatments. The fatty acid composition of oysters was not significantly affected by the water bath heat treatment, but oysters treated with $100^{ circ}C$ autoclaving for 20 min had decreased polyunsaturated fatty acids. Oysters exposed to the water bath heat treatment had significantly increased vitamin A content, but $100^{ circ}C$ autoclaving for 20 min was associated with reduced vitamin A content, as compared to all of the other heat treatments. Therefore, oysters were affected by heat treatment, undergoing metamorphosis and weight loss, but nutrient quality did not change significantly compared to controls, except with the 20-min $100^{ circ}C$ boiling water bath and autoclaving treatments. |
