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Int J Food Microbiol ; 54(1-2): 19-25, 2000 Mar 10.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-10746571

ABSTRACT

The quantitative survival of material contaminants of Salmonella serovars was studied in raw pork during frozen storage. Raw pork samples were obtained from public markets in Guadalajara, Mexico, and tested for Salmonella. Three positive samples were selected for survival studies in three different trials. Populations of Salmonella were determined by the most probable number (MPN) method, with isolation on bismuth sulfite agar plates. One typical colony was selected from each plate and subjected to serovar identification. Approximately 20 colonies were serotyped for each portion of frozen pork at each sampling time during storage. During frozen storage, numbers of Salmonella were reduced from 7-11 to 1.6 MPN g(-1) over a period of 22 weeks in Trial 1, from 1500 9000 to 2.5 MPN g(-1) over 42 weeks in Trial 2, and from 2000-20,000 to 20 MPN g(-1) over 78 weeks in Trial 3. The number of different Salmonella serovars identified was 10, 14 and 29 for Trials 1, 2 and 3, respectively. In Trial 3, S. agona, S. newbrunswick, S. drypool and S. anatum predominated over the other 25 serovars identified. S. agona was not only the most prevalent, but also the most abundant. At 15 weeks of storage, estimated MPNs of this serovar were 700 g(-1) of pork. Most serovars were detected sporadically; nine were isolated only once, and nine only twice. Serovars such as S. derby and S. newlands appeared only at the first sampling time, while others such as S. schwarzengrund, S. dublin and S. newport appeared only at the last sampling time. Most serovars identified in this study are commonly isolated from human clinical sources and from raw or processed foods in Mexico.


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Food Microbiology , Frozen Foods , Salmonella/isolation & purification , Swine/microbiology , Animals , Humans
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Buenos Aires; CFI; 1980. 952 p. 7 planos.
Monography in Spanish | BINACIS | ID: bin-135345

ABSTRACT

Estudia la reestructuración de los organismos del sistema de riego de la provincia, tendientes al mas eficaz cumplimiento de sus funciones. Establece la operación de la infraestructura; conservación y mantenimiento de los distintos componentes de la infraestructura; y la necesidad de llevar registros, atender al publico, coordinar las prestaciones de servicios, etc. Todo ello, tendiendo al mejor aprovechamiento del recurso hídrico del rio Quines y de la presa-embalse "La Huertita". Presenta los pliegos de licitación para la ejecución, perforación, exploración y explotación del recurso hídrico subterraneo y dique Callaba


Subject(s)
Argentina , Agricultural Irrigation
3.
Buenos Aires; CFI; 1980. 952 p. ^e7 planos.
Monography in Spanish | BINACIS | ID: biblio-1219245

ABSTRACT

Estudia la reestructuración de los organismos del sistema de riego de la provincia, tendientes al mas eficaz cumplimiento de sus funciones. Establece la operación de la infraestructura; conservación y mantenimiento de los distintos componentes de la infraestructura; y la necesidad de llevar registros, atender al publico, coordinar las prestaciones de servicios, etc. Todo ello, tendiendo al mejor aprovechamiento del recurso hídrico del rio Quines y de la presa-embalse "La Huertita". Presenta los pliegos de licitación para la ejecución, perforación, exploración y explotación del recurso hídrico subterraneo y dique Callaba


Subject(s)
Argentina , Agricultural Irrigation
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