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Table 2.

Comparative indicators of the chemical composition of fish culinary products “fish loaf” with a daily requirement for them.

Food substances Daily requirement Contents per 100 g of fish culinary product Contents per 100 g of fish culinary product, % of daily requirement
1 2 3 4
Protein, g 60‐100 15.800±0.600 20.0
Essential amino acids, g
tryptophan 1 0.234±0.039 23.0
leucine 4‐6 1.660±0.042 41.0
isoleucine 3‐4 0,644±0.056 21.0
valine 3‐4 1.061±0.090 30.0
threonine 2‐3 0.929±0.060 46.0
lysine 3‐5 2.039±0.080 70.0
methionine 2‐4 0.388±0.035 20.0
phenylalanine 2‐4 0.771±0.059 38.0
Nonessential amino acids, g
histidine 1,5‐2 1.133±0.075 73.0
arginine 5‐6 1.104±0.088 22.0
cysteine 2‐3 0.190±0.022 10.0
tyrosine 3‐4 0.712±0.062 22.0
alanine 3 1.013±0.098 30.0
serine 3 0.896±0.078 30.0
glutamic acid 16 3.353±0.020 21.0
asparagic acid 6 1.985±0.130 33.0
proline 5 0.907±0.070 18.0
Minerals, mg
phosphorus 1200‐1500 225.000±0.001 16. 7
potassium 2500‐5000 750.000±0.001 30.0
magnesium 400‐450 67.500±0.001 16.9
Vitamins and vitamin‐like substances, mg
thiamine (vitamin B1) 1.1‐2.0 0.290±0.001 19.3
riboflavin (vitamin B2) 1.3‐2.4 0.310±0.001 23.8
pyridoxine (vitamin B6) 1.8‐2.0 0.280±0.001 15.6
cobalamin (vitamin B12) 0.003 0.00045+0.00001 15.0

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