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Bakteri Proteolitik Pada Ikan Tongkol (Euthynnus affinis) Hasil Proses Pengasapan Tradisional dan Modern

JURNAL BIOLOGI PAPUA · Vol. 7 No. 1 (2018) · pp. 1–8

DOI
10.31957/jbp.425
ISSN
2503-0450, 2086-3314
Published
2018-07-28
Publisher
Jurusan Biologi FMIPA Universitas Cenderawasih
Language
eng

Abstract

Proteolytic bacteria are commonly found in food. As protein degrading bacteria they are also found in processed foods using both modern and traditional methods causing decreased quality of food products. The purpose of this study was to identify the proteolytic bacteria lived in tuna after traditional and modern fogging activity. The research method was a laboratory experiment and sampling was performed on purposive sampling method with consideration that the size, the time, and the freshness of the fish are homogeneous. The samples were 72 tuna fish obtained directly from fishermen in the Hamadi area, Jayapura. Observations were made on proteolytic bacteria test, organoleptic, TPC, water content and pH. The results showed that there are 18 different proteolytic bacteria colonies that are found in fish processed with traditional and modern way. Inhibition of the proteolytic bacteria of fresh fish are from 26 bacteria species into 4 bacteria (traditional) and 26 bacteria species two bacteria (modern). Durability level of smoked fish (traditional) ranges 5.78-1.00; smoked fish (modern) are 6.93-3.89. Smoked fish quality score is (traditional): 4Â: 31, smoked fish (modern) is 6Â: 11. Factors causing the number of proteolytic bacteria in smoked fish are mishandling of the product, cross-contamination, no sanitary of  fumigation places.Key words: mackarel tuna fish, proteolytic bacteria, traditional and modern process

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  • Cenderawasih University
  • Musamus Merauke University
  • University of Rhode Island
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Puguh SujartaCenderawasih University3
LISYE IRIANA ZEBUACenderawasih University3
Dirk Y.P. RuntuboiCenderawasih University2
Henderina J. KeiluhuCenderawasih University2
Leonardo A. NumberiCenderawasih University2
Supeni SufaatiCenderawasih University2
Farmawaty FarmawatyCenderawasih University2
Maria Ludia SimonapendiCenderawasih University2
Rini S. KelanitCenderawasih University1
Ervina IndrayaniCenderawasih University1
Endang Tri Puspita SariCenderawasih University1
Efradus H. MirinoAffiliation unknown1
Dirk RuntuboiAffiliation unknown1
Yunus P. PaulunganCenderawasih University1
Suprapto SuraptoAffiliation unknown1
Basa T. RumahorboCenderawasih University1
Nadya N.L. PakpahanCenderawasih University1
Daniel LantangCenderawasih University1
Dais IswantoCenderawasih University1
Purwanto PurwantoCenderawasih University1
Rosye H.R. TanjungCenderawasih University1
Tenny WijayantiCenderawasih University1
Samuel J. RenyaanCenderawasih University1
Sara YulianaAffiliation unknown1
Asiman M. ManikCenderawasih University1
Roma M. ManaluCenderawasih University1
Henderite L. OheeCenderawasih University1
Norce MoteMusamus Merauke University1
Michael A RiceUniversity of Rhode Island1
Euniche R.P.F. RamandeyCenderawasih University1
Vita PurnamasariCenderawasih University1
Charisma Puspa OmegaCenderawasih University1
I Made BudiCenderawasih University1
Triwiyono TriwiyonoCenderawasih University1
Meinarni AsnawiCenderawasih University1
Irma Apriliyani RahayuCenderawasih University1
Anastasia NumberiCenderawasih University1

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