The formation of biogenic amines (histamine and tyramine) during Engraulis encrasicholus storage and spoilage was studied and compared with changes of other fish spoilage indicators: trimethylamine nitrogen, volatile basic nitrogen, hypoxanthine and pH. Good correlations were observed between biogenic amines and the other indicators, at both refrigeration (4–6°C) and room temperature (18–22°C).Two trials were carried out at each temperature. Differences were observed in levels of biogenic amines as well as other indicators in experiments carried out under similar conditions.
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