Fundamental Food Microbiology, Third Edition - Fuad Fathir

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CONTENTS 359 CHAPTER 25 Foodborne Infections I. Introduction ..............................................................................................361 II. Salmonellosis by Salmonella ...................................................................362 A. Importance ........................................................................................362 1. Current Nomenclature System ...................................................363 2. Predominant Serotypes in Salmonellosis ..................................363 B. Characteristics ..................................................................................364 C. Habitat ..............................................................................................364 D. Toxins ...............................................................................................364 E. Disease and Symptoms ....................................................................365 F. Food Association ..............................................................................365 G. Prevention and Control ....................................................................366 H. Detection Method .............................................................................366 I. Case Study .......................................................................................366 III. Listeriosis by Listeria monocytogenes .....................................................367 A. Importance ........................................................................................367 B. Characteristics ..................................................................................368 C. Habitat ..............................................................................................368 D. Toxin .................................................................................................368 E. Disease and Symptoms ....................................................................369 F. Food Association ..............................................................................369 G. Prevention and Control ....................................................................369 H. Detection Method .............................................................................370 I. Case Study .......................................................................................370 IV. Pathogenic Escherichia coli .....................................................................371 A. Importance ........................................................................................371 1. Enteropathogenic Esc. coli (EPEC) ...........................................371 2. Enterotoxigenic Esc. coli (ETEC) .............................................371 3. Enteroinvasive Esc. coli (EIEC) ................................................372
360 FUNDAMENTAL FOOD MICROBIOLOGY 4. Enterohemorrhagic Esc. coli (EHEC) .......................................372 B. Gastroenteritis Due to EIEC ............................................................372 1. Toxins .........................................................................................372 2. Disease and Symptoms ..............................................................372 3. Food Association ........................................................................372 4. Prevention ...................................................................................373 C. Gastroenteritis due to EHEC ............................................................373 1. Characteristics ............................................................................373 2. Toxins .........................................................................................373 3. Disease and Symptoms ..............................................................373 4. Food Association ........................................................................373 5. Prevention ...................................................................................374 V. Shigellosis (Bacillary Dysentery) by Shigella spp. .................................374 A. Importance ........................................................................................374 B. Characteristics ..................................................................................375 C. Habitat ..............................................................................................375 D. Toxins ...............................................................................................375 E. Disease and Symptoms ....................................................................375 F. Food Association ..............................................................................376 G. Prevention .........................................................................................376 VI. Campylobacteriosis by Campylobacter spp. (Campylobacter enteritis and Campylobacter jejuni enteritis) .........................................................376 A. Importance ........................................................................................376 B. Characteristics .................................................................................. 377 C. Habitat ..............................................................................................377 D. Toxins ...............................................................................................377 E. Disease and Symptoms ....................................................................377 F. Food Association ..............................................................................378 G. Prevention .........................................................................................378 VII. Yersiniosis by Yersinia enterocolitica ......................................................378 A. Importance ........................................................................................378 B. Characteristics ..................................................................................379 C. Habitat ..............................................................................................379 D. Toxins ...............................................................................................379 E. Disease and Symptoms ....................................................................379 F. Food Association ..............................................................................380 G. Prevention .........................................................................................380 VIII. Gastroenteritis by Vibrio spp. ...................................................................380 A. Vibrio parahaemolyticus Gastroenteritis .........................................380 1. Importance ..................................................................................380 2. Characteristics ............................................................................381 3. Habitat ........................................................................................381 4. Toxin and Toxin Production ......................................................381 5. Disease and Symptoms ..............................................................381 6. Food Association ........................................................................381 7. Prevention ...................................................................................382
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