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. 2022 Feb 23;2022:1218347. doi: 10.1155/2022/1218347

Table 2.

Changes in the sum of EPA and DHA acids (mg/1 g fat) of raw, cold-smoked, and hot-smoked salmon, stored for 28 days in refrigerated conditions.

EPA + DHA (mg/1 g of fat)
After smoking 7 14 21 28
Raw 152 ± 9.1A,a 139 ± 1.2B,a 133 ± 1.17B,a 128 ± 8.2C,a,b 122 ± 3.6C,a,b
Cold-smoked 148 ± 1.1A,a 140 ± 1.0B,a 138 ± 2.5B,a 139 ± 3.9B,a 137 ± 4.1B,c
Hot-smoked 124 ± 1.5A,b 115 ± 1.9B,b 116 ± 9.1B,b 117 ± 11.5B,b 118 ± 8.5B,b

a, b, c: significant differences (n = 3) between individual treatments within one storage time; A, B, C: significant differences (n = 3) between treatments during storage.