In this study, formaldehyde in various fisheries products was previously derivatized with acetylacetone and subsequently analyzed by using HPLC-PDA. The formaldehyde contents ranged from 0.07 to 73.74 mg/kg. The compound was significantly higher in both mollusks (0.34-12.38 mg/kg) and crustaceans (0.09-73.74 mg/kg) than in fish (0.07-3.35 mg/kg) and shellfish (0.50-3.90 mg/kg). This difference was due to storage time and temperature. In general, fish and shellfish are sold live or in refrigerated form with shorter a shelf-life, but mollusks and crustaceans are distributed in cold or frozen systems with a longer shelf-life. Using food intake data from a report of the National Health and Nutrition Survey, the daily human exposure level to formaldehyde was 0.58% of the ADI. The results from this study might provide fundamental information to confirm naturally-originating or fraudulent formaldehyde treatment in fisheries products.
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Abstract 서론 재료 및 방법 실험재료 시약 및 표준용액 시료 분석 노출량 평가 결과 및 고찰 어종에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 유통형태에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 어업형태에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 원산지에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 부위에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 저장에 따른 포름알데히드 함량 수산물 중 포름알데히드 노출량 평가 요약 문헌
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formaldehydefishshellfishcrustaceanmollusk
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김현아 [ Hyun-Ah Kim | 부산지방식품의약품안전청 ]
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