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  • What are different spoilage types?

    Microbial (acidification, odor formation, taste defects, slime formation. Visual defects)
    chemical and enzymatic (browning, fat oxidation)
    physical (drying, fat segregation)
    mechanical (bruised, broken)
    insects
    physiology of product (over-ripe)
  • What do N0 and mu stand for?

    N0= contamination
    mu = proliferation or growth
  • What is the level (or order)of microorganisms to spoil something?

    10^7 cfu per gram or ml
  • What thing can be contaminated, primary and secondary contamination?

    Primary contaminatiin --> Raw materials __> animals, plants
    Secondary contamination -->processing/environment --> water, equipment, air, people, vermin
  • What is kinetics influenced by?

    Intrinsic, extrinsic and implicit factors and processing
  • What are intrinsic factors?

    Physico-chemical charc of food
    nutrients
    pH
    buffer capacity
    redox
    water activity
    antimicrobials
    structure
  • What are extrinsic factors?

    Charac of environment
    temperature
    gas compostion
    %RH
  • What are implicit factors?

    Properties and interactions m-o
    mu opt
    mutualism
    antagonism
    commnensalism
    extracellular enzymes
    succession
  • Kinetics talk, processing what is it?

    Contamination
    change of in-/extrinsic factors
    slicing
    washing
    packing
    irradiation
    pasteurisation
    sterilisation
    freezing
    cooling
    high pressure
    pulsed electric fields
  • Some names in history of food microbiology

    Antoni van Leeuwenhoek - microscope animals
    Nicolas Appert - air exclusion Napoleon contest
    Louis PAsteur - firs real food microbiologist but was chemst invented pasteurisation
    1896 - first case description foodborne illness
    1960 GMP
    1971 HACCP
    1995 QRA
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