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Food Microbiology (FST.606)
Microbiology: introduction, branches. Significance of microorganisms in food, water and environment
Microbiology: introduction, branches. Significance of microorganisms in food, water and environment
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Microbiology: introduction, branches. Significance of microorganisms in food, water and environment
Microorganisms: cell structure, prokaryotes, eukaryotes.
Characteristics of microorganisms: bacteria, yeasts, moulds, viruses.
Growth requirements: cultural, physical, chemical, macro- and micro-nutrients. Culture media: types, applications.
Microbial metabolism. Bacterial multiplication: growth curve, continuous culture.
microbiology , historical background
food microbiology introduction, basic concept
food sanitation
food spoilage
food poisoning
intrinsic and extrinsic factors
culture media and culture methods
Chapters
12
Department
Institute of Food Science & Nutrition
Teacher
Dr. Farzana Siddique