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The changes in extractive components and glycogen in hard clam meat during storage at 0, 5, 10, 20 and 30•Ž were investigated. The initial levels of ATP-related compounds, glycogen, succinic acid and free amino acids in hard clam were 3.34•}0.19 ƒÊmol/g, 1201•}52 mg/100 g, 9.44•}2.55 ƒÊmol/g, and 1226•} 106 mg/100 g, respectively. ATP in all samples decreased markedly during storage, while the accumulation of ADP, AMP, inosine, and hypoxanthine varied depending on the 5 storage tempera tures. The decrease in glycogen was common for all the samples. In contrast, succinic acid increased with time of storage, and the increase rate was faster for the samples stored at 5 and 10•Ž. The changes in levels of free amino acids in hard clam during storage at different temperatures were inconsistent. The samples stored at 5 and 10•Ž showed a relatively high increase in the amounts of free amino acids,

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Changes in Extractive Components and Glycogen in the Edible Meat of Hard Clam &lt;i&gt;Meretrix lusoria&lt;/i&gt; During Storage at Different Temperatures