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. 2018 Oct 13;10(10):1497. doi: 10.3390/nu10101497

Table 1.

Biogenic amine content (mg/kg) of the samples during fermentation and ripening.

Sampling Points 1 Starter Culture 2 Histamine Tyramine Putrescine Cadaverine
Meat batter A - 3 - a - a - a
B - - a - a - a
Large size sausages
After 5 days of fermentation A - - a 1.74 a - a
B - 0.71 a 2.00 a 0.58 a
30% of ripening
(38 days)
A - 120.97 b 2.87 a 3.76 a
B 2.20 145.22 c 40.14 b 2.05 a
60% of ripening
(69 days)
A - 142.63 c 3.98 a 9.02 b
B - 155.67 d 56.78 c 7.26 b
100% of ripening
(105 days)
A 0.22 177.32 e 8.68 a 1.14 a
B 1.94 204.15 f 128.17 d 1.95 a
Small size sausages
After 5 days of fermentation A - - a - a - a
B - - a - a - a
30% of ripening
(11 days)
A - 1.67 a 1.43 a 1.15 a
B - 11.73 g 1.68 a 0.89 a
60% of ripening
(17 days)
A - 3.45 ag 0.98 a 1.59 a
B - 9.89 g 1.06 a 0.83 a
100% of ripening
(28 days)
A - 6.50 ag 1.38 a 2.48 a
B 1.75 9.09 g 2.73 a 0.95 a

1 30%, 60%, and 100% of ripening corresponded to 38, 69, and 105 days for large diameter sausages and 11, 17, and 28 days for small diameter sausages. 2 Starter cultures A (L. sakei/S. xylosus), starter cultures B (P. pentosaceus/S. xylosus). 3 Under detection limit (0.5 mg/kg). The values are the mean of three independent samples. Different superscript letters represent statistically significant differences (p < 0.05), according to Fisher’s LSD test of the ANOVA for each BA. When no pick has been detected, the value was set at zero. ”-“: not detected.