PRE LAB 1 Food Micro Flashcards
Why study food micro?
- _________ provide clean, safe food
- know the factors that affect the growth of bacteria in food _______, ______, and _______.
- Prevent ______
- Prevent _______
- Food __________
(1) Sanitation
(2) moisture, water content, storage
(2) Prevent food spoilage
(3) Prevent food-borne illnesses
(4) Food preservation and production
Food supply consists basically of __________
Therefore, food
supply can contain microorganisms which can be a source of nutrients for their growth.
plants and
animals
Two roles of microorganisms in food
Results in deterioration of food - spoilage
Can be beneficial to consumers
How spoilage occurs
occurs when microorganisms utilize the nutrients of the food which creates enzymes that change the food compounds and flavor
What fungi is used in the production of cheese
Penicillium sp
Penicillium roqueforti - blue cheese, Roquefort cheese
Penicillium camemberti- soft moldy, Camembert cheese
Desirable effects of microorganisms in food
(3)
- food bioprocessing
- food biopreservation
- probiotics
what is food bioprocessing
- food production using a starter culture
what is starter culture
a concentrated preparation of live cells added to raw material to initiate fermentation rapidly
example of product which uses bioprocessing and a starter culture
-yogurt production, unflavored yogurt added to plain boiled milk to initiate fermentation
For this process a ______ is used to produce various types of fermented foods from ___________
food-grade microorganisms
both plant, and animal-base raw materials
Starter cultures contain microbes such as
bacteria, molds, yeasts and Lactic acid bacteria
commonly used group of bacteria in food bioprocessing
LABs
_____ is a food biological preservative using ___________ to control ______ and ____
microorganisms in foods.
food biopreservation
antimicrobial metabolites
pathogenic and spoilage microorganisms
what group of bacteria are commonly used in biopreservation and why
LABs due to their beneficial properties and are harmless to humans
what are the by-products of LABs
lactic acid/lactate
acetic acid
hydrogen peroxide
peptide
bacteriocin