Increase of TVBN and TMA-N in Skin and Gills of Sparus aurata During Storage



Fig. 27.1
Trends of SSO (a), QIM (b), TVBN (c) and TMA-N (d) in skin (filled circle), gills (filled squre) and muscle (filled triangle) during storage. The QIM total scores (b) are indicated by the star symbol




Table 27.1
Coefficient of determination R2 for TVBN and TMA-N versus QIM scores and SSO counts





































 
TVBN gills
TVBN skin
TVBN muscle
TMA-N gills
TMA-N skin
TMA-N muscle

QIM
0.8404
0.8797
0.6985
0.9479
0.8714
0.6439

SSO gills
0.6564
–
–
0.8452
–
–

SSO skin

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