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. 2024 Mar 13;10(6):e27130. doi: 10.1016/j.heliyon.2024.e27130

Table 3.

Average chemical constitution of ‘jellied’, ‘mushy’, ‘soft’ and ‘gelatinous’ fish. Units depicted as in original studies.

Author and year Fish species Sample size
‘Jellied’/normal
Water content
‘Jellied’/normal
Fat content
‘Jellied’/normal
Protein content
‘Jellied’/normal
Ash content
‘Jellied’/normal
Ortega, Ofstad et al. [11] Greenland halibutL 8/8 0.996/0.993a 4.3e−3/6.9e−3a
Ortega, Lindberg et al. [10] Greenland halibutL 12/11 78.63%/74.99% 7.6%/10.88% 12.54%/14.10% 1.14%/1.03%
Widera and Madler [13] Greenland halibutF 3/3 34.9%/39.14%
Widera [12] Greenland halibutF 3/3 2.43%/11.62%
Karinen et al. [16] SablefishN 115/64 726.1 mg/g/720.7 mg/g 148.1 mg/g/132.6 mg/g 118.2 mg/g/136.8 mg/g 10.3 mg/g/10.6 mg/g
Templeman and Andrews [21] American plaiceF 108/165b 79.01–93.0%/77.01–86% 0.9%/0.55% 10.87%/15.31%
Haard [22] American plaiceF 6/6 88.7%/78.5% 9.2%/18.8%
Puckett and Hendrickson [20] Dover sole N/A 88.6–91.0%/85.1%

L = Loin N = Nape F = Fillet.

a

Average spectral abundance of chemical constituents in sample signals measured by hyperspectral imaging.

b

The sample sizes varied for each experiment conducted. This sample size reflects the one reported in Table I in the publication.