FINAL EXAM Flashcards
difference between black oncom and red oncom
microbes and medium (a and b)
the reaction to check the presence of catalase activity
bubbles formation and solution H2O2
(a and b)
the medium used for the MPN method
- lactose broth
- potatoes dextrose agar
- tryptone glucose yeast extract agar
(a,b,c)
in beer production, the one contributing in producing flavor
biochemical reaction and ester formed (a and b)
hepatitis A virus have characteristics
- killed with heating
- avoided by immunization
- infected liver
(a,b,c)
chemical preservatives can be derived from
- fermentation process
- naturally presentation in material
- synthetic chemical that is added
(a,b,c)
bacteria belongs in acetic acid bacteria
acetobacter xylinum and gluconobacter
(a and b)
the advantage of the CCM method
the results illustrate the viable cells in the sample
which one is true
yeast without oxygen produces 2 mole ethanol, 2 mole CO2, and 2 ATP from 1 mole glucose
reaction in the presence of lipase can be aware with
reaction products provide fatty acid and glycerol
the amount of microbe in milk that just milked 104 CFU/ml. This means
all wrong
microbial endurance to heat
spore more resistant than vegetative
pasteurization of milk can be done to kill microbes by
LTLT, HTST,UHT (a,b,c)
botulinum toxin have the following characteristics
- not resistant to heat and very toxic
- produced if there’s anaerobic condition
- attack nervous system and can cause paralysis
difference between salmonella and shigella (lactose fermentation)
- salmonela motile, shigella not
- salmonella produces H2S, shigella not
- salmonella has short onset time, shigella longer