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3. FOOD ChEMISTRy & bIOTEChNOLOGy 3.1. Lectures

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Chem. Listy, 102, s265–s1311 (2008) Food Chemistry & Biotechnology<br />

Fig. 2. Changes of bA during ripening (0–28) and storage<br />

(28–49) of sausages „herkules“. (A) tyramine concentrations,<br />

(b) putrescine concentrations, (C) cadaverine concentrations.<br />

▲ starter 1, ♦ starter 1 + probiotic l. casei (control batch 1)<br />

tic batch 2) and at the end of storage. Cadaverine amounts<br />

increased gradually during ripening period, during storage<br />

period level down to 1<strong>3.</strong>2 mg kg –1 (probiotic batch 1) and<br />

46.3 mg kg –1 (probiotic batch 2). The levels of tyramine fol-<br />

s603<br />

Fig. <strong>3.</strong> Changes of bA during ripening (0–28) and storage<br />

(28–49) of sausages „herkules“. (A) tyramine concentrations,<br />

(b) putrescine concentrations, (C) cadaverine concentrations.<br />

▲ starter 2, ♦ starter + probiotic l. casei (control batch 2)<br />

lowed the same trend reaching concentrations 144.6 mg kg –1<br />

(probiotic batch 1) and 137.5 mg kg –1 (probiotic batch 2) at<br />

the end of storage period. The results are shown in Fig. 2.<br />

and Fig. <strong>3.</strong>

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