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Title: Lecture 1: Introduction to pathogenic microorganisms and foods


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A.Food Safety and H.A.C.C.P.2.Pathogenic
microorganisms and foods
1. Introduction to pathogenic microorganisms and
foods
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Pathogenic microorganisms
  • Microorganisms can cause diseases to humans
  • Bacteria are the main pathogenic microorganisms
    that can be found in foods

3
Elements of food microbiology
  • Bacteria, yeasts and fungi main food
    microorganisms

4
Limit the factors affecting the growth of
microorganisms
  • temperature
  • food humidity
  • time
  • acidity

5
Bacteria and oxygen
  • Oxygen requirements of bacteria
  • a) bacteria that require oxygen to grow
    (aerobic)
  • b) bacteria that do not require oxygen to grow
    (anaerobic)
  • c) bacteria that can grow with or without oxygen
    (facultative anaerobic)

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Temperature requirements for bacterial growth
  • a) psychrotrophic bacteria optimum temperature
    between 14-20 o C, usually grow at temperatures
    lt10 o C
  • b) mesophilic bacteria optimum temperature
    between 30-37 o C, usually grow between 20-45 o C
  • c) thermophilic bacteria optimum temperature
    between 50-60 o C, usually grow at temperatures gt
    45 o C

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Temperature, time and bacteria
  • Temperature is closely related to time (cold
    chain) and it is the main factor affecting the
    growth of bacteria!
  • How to maintain the cold chain
  • be aware of the temperature of the product we
    receive
  •  make sure that our refrigerators work properly
  •  prevent temperature rise of the products

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Temperature zones and bacteria
  • 5 to 60 0C danger zone
  • 0 to 5 0C slow bacterial growth
  • 6o 0C and microorganisms are killed
  • -o 0C and inhibition of multiplication

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Growth rate of microorganisms
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Summary of 1st Lecture
  • Pathogenic microorganisms
  • Factors influencing the growth of microorganisms
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