| Species characterization of animal by muscle composition analysis III. The contents of minerals in muscle from various species |
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Myoung-heon Lee, Sang-keun Kim |
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College of Veterinary Medicine, Chungnam National University |
| 근육조성에 따른 축종특이성 구명 III. 축종별 근육중 무기물 함량 |
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이명헌, 김상근 |
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충남대학교 수의과대학 |
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| Abstract |
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We analyzed the contents of 12 types of minerals such as calcium in muscle from various species. Thereafter we observed changes of the concentrations according to age, part and sex in major domestic animals. The concentrations of calcium, iron, sodium, potassium, magnesium and zinc were high respectively whilst the content of cobalt, chromium, copper, manganese, molybdenum and nickel were low respectively in the muscle. The concentration of calcium was high in duck and dog but low in pig and horse. Also high level of sodium content was detected in dog and the content of potassium, iron showed high level in horse compared with the content in other animals. In 6 types of microminerals as cobalt, the level of muscle were no more than 1 ppm showing very low content in all animal, but $2.99{pm}0.85$ppm of copper in duck was an exceptional case. According to the age some species showed small range of variation centering on macrominerals and there was no remarkable change in microminerals. Distribution of minerals was different according to the part and the variation was very diverse compared with other factors such as age and sex. Additionally, the content of minerals in muscle was higher in female than in male chicken and duck. In conclusion, the difference of the content of minerals according to the species was mainly focused on macrominerals. |
| Key Words:
species characterization, content, mineral, muscle |
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