Table 2.
Concentrations of radiation-induced hydrocarbons in dried squid and octopus (µg/g fat)

Samples	Irradiation Dose (kGy)	Palmitic acid		Stearic acid		Oleic acid
		1-Tetradecene1) (C14:1)	Pentadecane (C15:0)	1-Hexadecene (C16:1)	Heptadecane (C17:0)	8-Heptadecene (C17:1)
		Dried squid (Todarodes pacificus)	0	-	-	-	-	-
1	0.75a2)±0.053)		3.36a±0.06	2.16a±0.06	1.46a±0.06	0.38a±0.07
3	1.13b±0.05		6.83b±0.06	2.74b±0.06	2.18b±0.12	0.67b±0.07
5	1.26c±0.06		9.96c±0.06	2.76b±0.06	3.17c±0.06	0.94c±0.07
7	1.93d±0.05		16.71d±0.06	2.76b±0.06	4.30d±0.26	2.06d±0.06
10	2.15e±0.05		25.08e±0.08	3.02c±0.04	6.12e±0.22	2.27e±0.06
Dried octopus (Paroctopus dofleini)	0	-	-	-	-	-
	1	0.46a±0.06	1.65a±0.06	2.42a±0.05	1.61a±0.05	-
	3	0.91b±0.06	2.82b±0.05	2.82b±0.05	2.25b±0.06	-
	5	1.92d±0.07	5.09e±0.07	2.98c±0.07	2.35bc±0.06	-
	7	1.89d±0.07	4.84d±0.06	3.86d±0.06	2.81d±0.05	-
	10	1.74c±0.05	3.94c±0.06	3.18e±0.07	2.17b±0.06	-

Radiation-induced hydrocarbons
Concentrations with different superscripts in the same column are significantly different (p<0.05)
Mean±standard deviation(n=3).