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The content of histamine and fish food poisoning
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|December 10, 1975
Abstract:
The histamine content of various fish samples that were involved in food poisoning incidents was determined. There was an elevated level of histamine and this is discussed in terms of fish spoilage. The histamine level could be helpful in gauging the degree of spoilage of commercially canned fish.
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