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. 2024 Sep 18;13(18):2945. doi: 10.3390/foods13182945

Table 2.

Examples of enzymatic hydrolysis conditions used to produce antioxidant protein hydrolysates from various tilapia tissue samples a.

Tilapia Part Enzyme Used for Hydrolysis Hydrolysis Condition
(pH; Temperature; Duration)
DH (%) Yield (%) Reference
Muscle Alcalase® pH 8; 50 °C; 10 h 35.0 12.4 [29]
Muscle Flavourzyme® pH 7; 55 °C; 1 h 13.3 - [48]
Dorsal meat Alcalase® followed by pepsin and pancreatin Alcalase®: pH 8; 50 °C; 2, 6, 10 and 16 h
Pepsin: pH 3; 37 °C; 2 h
Pancreatin: pH 7; 37 °C; 2 h
40–55 - [47]
Skin Alcalase® followed by Pronase E® Alcalase®: pH 8; 50 °C; 30 min
Pronase E®: pH 8; 50 °C; 2 h
- - [49]
Skin Pepsin followed by pancreatin Pepsin: pH 2.5; 37 °C; 1 h
Pancreatin: pH 7.5; 37 °C; 2 h
- - [42]
Skin Multifect neutral®
followed by Properase E®
Multifect neutral®: pH 8.0; 35 °C; 4.5 h
Properase E®: pH 9.0; 55 °C; 4.5 h
22.1 - [43,46]
Skin Neutral protease and papain pH 7; 50 °C; 3 h - - [23]
Scales Alcalase® pH 8; 58.5 °C; 55 min 12 86 [50]
Scales Trypsin pH 7; 55 °C; 4 h - - [51,52]
Viscera Alcalase® pH 8; 55 °C; 1.5 h 41.5 - [44,45]

a Information not reported. DH, degree of hydrolysis.