Fermented chile pepper mash is a major food product in New Mexico. There are few reports on the fermentation process or on methods to monitor it, In the current study we examined a pour plate procedure with an overlay...Fermented chile pepper mash is a major food product in New Mexico. There are few reports on the fermentation process or on methods to monitor it, In the current study we examined a pour plate procedure with an overlay using plate count agar and 3 MTM PetrifilmTM Aerobic Count （AC） plates for determination of total aerobic bacterial counts during the fermentation of chile mash. Fifty chile mash samples were obtained directly from commercial fermentation vats and examined within 2 h of collection. Serial dilutions of the chile mash were prepared in Butterfield＇s Phosphate Buffer. 1 mL portions of the diluted samples were aliquoted in duplicate onto the AC plates and into empty Petri dishes. Plate count agar was poured and once the plates had solidified, they were overlaid with about 10 mL of PCA to minimize spreaders. Plates were incubated at 30 ℃ for 48 h and enumerated. Paired difference tests were conducted on log transformed data to compare the results of the two plating procedures. For commercial chile mash samples, we did not show any significant differences between the AC plate counts and the pour plate counts （α = 0.05）, 3 MTM PetrifilmTM AC plates are a good alternative to pour plates for the determination of the total aerobic counts in fermented chile mashes.展开更多
[Objectives]This study was conducted to investigate the main factors affecting the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Methods]Drinking water,medicated baths and raw milk under different storage and transportation condi...[Objectives]This study was conducted to investigate the main factors affecting the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Methods]Drinking water,medicated baths and raw milk under different storage and transportation conditions were detected for the values of aerobial plate count to analyze their effects on the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Results]Disinfection of drinking water tanks could significantly reduce the aerobial plate count in water.The use of medicated baths before and after milking could effectively reduce the aerobial plate count and had a significant bactericidal effect.The growth of microorganisms in raw milk stored below 4℃was relatively slow.Regularly disinfecting drinking water tanks and disinfecting nipples before and after milking could reduce the aerobial plate count in the tanks and nipples.After raw milk was extruded,the temperature should decrease to 0-4℃within 2 h,and the storage time should not exceed 48 h,which could effectively control the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Conclusions]This study provides a reference for scientific control of the aerobial plate count in raw milk.展开更多
[Objectives]To determine the aerobic plate count(APC)in the milk samples,evaluate the uncertainty of the test results,and to provide a scientific basis for the quality control of the testing process.[Methods]In compli...[Objectives]To determine the aerobic plate count(APC)in the milk samples,evaluate the uncertainty of the test results,and to provide a scientific basis for the quality control of the testing process.[Methods]In compliance with the national food safety standard Food Microbiological Examination:Aerobic Plate Count(GB 4789.2-2016),the aerobic plate count in the milk samples was detected.The source of the uncertainty of the test result was analyzed and a mathematical model was established in accordance with Evaluation and Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement(JJF 1059.1-2012).Then,the introduced uncertainty components were evaluated to determine the uncertainty of the final combined aerobic plate count.[Results]The expanded uncertainty of the test result of the aerobic plate count in the milk samples was 0.0434,and the logarithmic value interval of the results was(3.924,4.010),and the antilogarithm was taken to get the aerobic plate count in the sample to be 8395-10233 CFU/mL.[Conclusions]This method can effectively evaluate the uncertainty of the aerobic plate count,and ensure the accurate and scientific laboratory test data.展开更多
文摘Fermented chile pepper mash is a major food product in New Mexico. There are few reports on the fermentation process or on methods to monitor it, In the current study we examined a pour plate procedure with an overlay using plate count agar and 3 MTM PetrifilmTM Aerobic Count （AC） plates for determination of total aerobic bacterial counts during the fermentation of chile mash. Fifty chile mash samples were obtained directly from commercial fermentation vats and examined within 2 h of collection. Serial dilutions of the chile mash were prepared in Butterfield＇s Phosphate Buffer. 1 mL portions of the diluted samples were aliquoted in duplicate onto the AC plates and into empty Petri dishes. Plate count agar was poured and once the plates had solidified, they were overlaid with about 10 mL of PCA to minimize spreaders. Plates were incubated at 30 ℃ for 48 h and enumerated. Paired difference tests were conducted on log transformed data to compare the results of the two plating procedures. For commercial chile mash samples, we did not show any significant differences between the AC plate counts and the pour plate counts （α = 0.05）, 3 MTM PetrifilmTM AC plates are a good alternative to pour plates for the determination of the total aerobic counts in fermented chile mashes.
基金Supported by Hebei Province Phase III Modern Agricultural Industry Technology System Cow Innovation Team Building ProjectThe Fourth Batch of High-end Talent Project in Hebei ProvinceHebei Provincial Science and Technology Innovation Leading Talents(21130243A).
文摘[Objectives]This study was conducted to investigate the main factors affecting the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Methods]Drinking water,medicated baths and raw milk under different storage and transportation conditions were detected for the values of aerobial plate count to analyze their effects on the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Results]Disinfection of drinking water tanks could significantly reduce the aerobial plate count in water.The use of medicated baths before and after milking could effectively reduce the aerobial plate count and had a significant bactericidal effect.The growth of microorganisms in raw milk stored below 4℃was relatively slow.Regularly disinfecting drinking water tanks and disinfecting nipples before and after milking could reduce the aerobial plate count in the tanks and nipples.After raw milk was extruded,the temperature should decrease to 0-4℃within 2 h,and the storage time should not exceed 48 h,which could effectively control the aerobial plate count in raw milk.[Conclusions]This study provides a reference for scientific control of the aerobial plate count in raw milk.
基金National Key R&D Program for the Thirteenth Five-Year Plan Period(2017YFE0110800).
文摘[Objectives]To determine the aerobic plate count(APC)in the milk samples,evaluate the uncertainty of the test results,and to provide a scientific basis for the quality control of the testing process.[Methods]In compliance with the national food safety standard Food Microbiological Examination:Aerobic Plate Count(GB 4789.2-2016),the aerobic plate count in the milk samples was detected.The source of the uncertainty of the test result was analyzed and a mathematical model was established in accordance with Evaluation and Expression of Uncertainty in Measurement(JJF 1059.1-2012).Then,the introduced uncertainty components were evaluated to determine the uncertainty of the final combined aerobic plate count.[Results]The expanded uncertainty of the test result of the aerobic plate count in the milk samples was 0.0434,and the logarithmic value interval of the results was(3.924,4.010),and the antilogarithm was taken to get the aerobic plate count in the sample to be 8395-10233 CFU/mL.[Conclusions]This method can effectively evaluate the uncertainty of the aerobic plate count,and ensure the accurate and scientific laboratory test data.
