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Biogenic amines in fishIn order to prevent changes resulting from degradation processes, the samplesshould be stored in the cold before the analysis and, if possible, be processed onthe same day as the sample was taken.The IC measurements were made in the Application Laboratory of <strong>Metrohm</strong> Ltd.(Ms. Seifert) using an automated Advanced IC System. Work was carried out witha Metrosep C 2 – 150 (6.1010.220) separation column and Metrosep C 2 Guard(6.1010.200) precolumn. The eluent was 6 mmol/L HNO 3at a flow rate of 1.0mL/min. The standard solutions were each injected twice, the samples five times.Standard chromatogram with the six amines.Standard 3: DMA-N 2.08 ppmTMAO-N13.6 ppmTMA-N9.98 ppmPutrescine-N 2.39 ppmCadaverine-N 2.18 ppmHistamine-N 2.06 ppmChromatogram obtained for the analysis of fresh plaice.Results: DMA-N 10.5 mg/kg fishTMAO-N3.85 mg/kg fishTMA-N130 mg/kg fishPutrescine-N 7.12 mg/kg fishCadaverine-N 5.38 mg/kg fishConclusionThe ion chromatographic method presented here allows the simultaneous and rapiddetermination of the different «freshness indicators» and is thus ideally suitable forthe quality control of sea fish.18 <strong>Metrohm</strong> Information Issue 2/2005

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