non-enzymatic browning reaction

non-enzymatic browning reaction
browning (discolouration of fish, especially of dried or canned products, caused by a deteriorative reaction between amino groups of proteins and carbonyl groups of sugars during storage. There are also flavour changes and loss of some nutritive value. Known also as the Maillard reaction)

Dictionary of ichthyology. 2009.

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