acids (FFA), peroxide value (PV), thiobarbituric acid (TBA), and complemented by sensoryanalysis (flesh odor, consistency, and appearance). Also, pH and expressible moisture weremeasured during 6-month storage. Proximate composition was also determined in the first day.TBA, PV, and FFA levels increased in all treatments due to lipid oxidation. Thyme essence showedan antioxidative effect in cobia fillets during frozen storage as indicated by TBA, PV, and FFAlevels. Results showed that FFA, primary and secondary oxidation products, expressible moisture(EM), and pH of thyme essence treated samples were significantly lower than those of the controlsamples (p
3. AUTHOR INDEXAbdul-Rahman, A.F.209Abol-Munafi, A.M.251Aftabsavar, Y.304, 305Aghababyan, A.305, 306Ai, Q.234, 235, 240, 241, 243, 249,250Ai, Q.H.233, 248, 279Akhilesh, K.V.032Akram, M.066Alarcon, J.158Alfaro, M.146Algharneyn, H.Z.033Aliabadi, M.A.S.001, 033Alston, D.E.146Alvarez-Lajonchère, L.123Amiza M.A.294, 295Angel, D.L.124Aranguren, L.F.101Arendt, M.D.002Arnold, C.R.173Ashtari, S.062Atwood, H.L.003Aubourg, S.P.304Ayvazian, J.126Bacoat, D.191Bandeira, S.F.300Banner-Stevens, G.158Baptiste, R.M.171, 276, 277Barbieri, E.004Barnes, D.N.177Barrows, F.T.273Bearden, D.W.254Beltrán-Rodriguez, D.M.125Benetti, D.D.126, 127, 128, 159, 188, 191,192, 256Beni, N.032Benninghoff, A.D.227Bergman, A.263Berlinsky, D.L.132Bertollo, L.A.C.039Beveridge, I.067Bezerra, T.R.Q.114Bhat, U.S.054Bhendigeri, S.019Biesiot, P.M.005, 174Bignami, S.006Bilqees, F.M.041Binh, T.Q.120Bor-Shing, L.210, 211Botnen, H.167Bowker, J.D.040Bowzer, J. C.040, 212Bradfield, S.C.186Bray, R.A.96
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discontinuous germinal epithelium,
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15. Darden, T.L., Walker, M.J., Bre
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The partial toxicity tests of coppe
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30. Franks, J.S., Warren, J.R. & Bu
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37. Hou, Y., Feng, J., Ning, Z., Ma
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Cobia, Rachycentron canadum, is an
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The spawning season, late June thro
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of IMP to inosine and hypoxanthine
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frequency distributions of males an
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showed that cobia fed the diet cont
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subsp. damselae and may be useful i
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83. George, P.V. & Nadakal, A.M. (1
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market-size cobia cultured in Erkan
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within 72 hours. This phospholipase
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Eight species of Hemiuroidea are re
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performance standards for antimicro
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Taiwan and China. Feed cost is the
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enefit the rural poor, whereas offs
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government, and research institutes
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137. Kaiser, J.B. & Holt, G.J. (200
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(DHA) and vitamin E levels compared
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