“…Myosin light chain showed a constant trend in all periods. In total significant difference between treatments was not observed in band intensity of myosin, actin and tropomyosin proteins until the end of storage, that this result compatible to Mathew and Shamasundar (2002) results on Scoliodon laticaudus meat stored in ice, Benjakul et al (2003) on lizardfish (Sauruda tumbil) during storage in ice, Julavittayanukul, Benjakul, and Visessanguan (2006) in the effect of use of phosphate compounds on gel-forming ability of surimi from bigeye snapper (Priacanthus tayenus), Paredi and Crupkin (2007) in study on actomyosin extracted of Paralichtys patagonicus stored in ice and Choi, Linb, Tomlinsonb, and Parkb (2008) in study on pacific whiting muscle. The cause of the absence of significant differences in band intensity is that the destruction and degradation of protein in fish muscle occurs less than whole fish.…”