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Fundamental Food Microbiology, Third Edition - Fuad Fathir

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584 FUNDAMENTAL FOOD MICROBIOLOGY<br />

catalase hydrolysis of, 229, 248, 501<br />

in cleaning solutions, 447<br />

for color improvement, 501–502<br />

in eggs, 228–229, 248<br />

in flour production, 501<br />

in milk, 228–229, 248, 501<br />

as preservative, 501–502<br />

Hydrogen sulfide, 148, 364<br />

Hydrostatic pressure, see also Pressure<br />

antimicrobic activity of, 520–527, 533<br />

vs. heat treatment, 522<br />

pasteurization by, 525<br />

pH, effect of, 107<br />

radiation, effect on, 511<br />

research studies of, 525–526<br />

spores, impact on, 99, 110, 111, 523–524<br />

sterilization by, 525<br />

stress adaptation to, 107<br />

for sublethal stress, 108, 110, 111<br />

virus destruction by, 384<br />

Hypha, 17<br />

Hypochlorite, 110<br />

Hypochlorous acid, 446<br />

I<br />

Ice cream<br />

heat treatment of, 462<br />

stabilizers in, 247<br />

water activity level, 478<br />

yersiniosis from, 380<br />

IMF, 481<br />

Immunofluorescence test method, 563<br />

Immunoimmobilization test method, 563<br />

Impedance detection time, 565<br />

Imperfect mold, 94<br />

Indole<br />

in canned food, 286<br />

in coliform testing, 90<br />

in fish, 275<br />

production of<br />

by E. coli, 70, 90, 433<br />

by Salmonella, 364<br />

Infant botulism, 352; see also Botulism<br />

Infection, 329<br />

Insects, see also specific types of<br />

contamination by, 40<br />

irradiation of, 509, 512, 513<br />

Interleukin, 165<br />

Intermediate moisture foods (IMFs), 481<br />

Intoxication, 329, 335, 344<br />

Intrinsic growth factors, 68–76<br />

Inulin, 69<br />

Invertase, 133, 249<br />

Iodophores, 446<br />

Ionizing radiation, 110<br />

Iron, 71, 274<br />

Irradiation, see Radiation<br />

Isobutyric acid, 271<br />

Isolation technique, 525–526<br />

Isomerase, glucose, 248, 251<br />

Isovaleric acid, 271<br />

J<br />

Jams, 21, 72, 279, 481, 488–489<br />

Jerky, 480<br />

K<br />

Kanamycin, 156<br />

Kefir, 131, 133, 189<br />

Keratin, 70, 89<br />

Kerner, Justin, 7<br />

Ketchup, 22, 51, 282<br />

Keto acids, 69<br />

Ketoisocaproate, 89<br />

Ketoisovalerate, 89<br />

Ketones, 71, 90<br />

Kircher, Athanasius, 4, 5<br />

Klebsiella, 26, 32, 89, 408, 432–433<br />

Klebsiella pneumoniae, 26, 408, 409<br />

Kluyveromyces, 94–95, 113<br />

Kluyveromyces marxianus, 133<br />

Koch, Robert, 5, 7<br />

Kocuria, 29<br />

Krebs cycle, 88<br />

Kumiss, 189<br />

L<br />

LAB, see Lactic acid bacteria (LAB)<br />

Lactalbumin, 276<br />

Lactase, 249, 253<br />

Lactate<br />

atmosphere for, 76, 88<br />

in blue cheese, 201<br />

in carbohydrate metabolism, 29, 143–145<br />

as carbon source, 485<br />

monolaurin, interaction with, 504<br />

in sauerkraut, 206<br />

in sausage, 203<br />

in starter cultures, 131, 206<br />

in Swiss cheese, 200<br />

in turkey, 298<br />

in yogurt, 191, 193<br />

Lactic acid<br />

as biopreservative, 498–499<br />

in blue cheese, 201<br />

in buttermilk, 189<br />

from carbohydrates, 30, 140–143

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