Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk
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Resumo: | AbstractConsidering that technological problems and economic losses are basically caused by spoilage microorganisms on dairy industry, therefore the aim of this study was to quantify the mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric and aerobic spore-forming in raw milk produced in northern Paraná and also verify the proteolytic and lipolytic capacity of these microorganisms. Twenty samples of raw milk were analyzed and were determined mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric mesophilic, psychrotrophic thermoduric and aerobicspore-forming counts and proteolytic and lipolytic capacity from each group. The average counts of aerobic mesophilic were 1,79x106CFU/mL, above the limit established to Normative Instruction 76 (3,0x105CFU/mL); 55% samples had scores within the standards. Psychrotrophic counts ranged from 1,0x102 to 9,9x106CFU/mL and in 30% samples this count was higher than mesophilic. The average mesophilic thermoduric was 2,4x104CFU/mL, psychrotrophic thermoduric was 1,7x102CFU/mL and aerobic spore-forming was 5,0x101CFU/mL. As for the spoilage profile, all groups showed higher lipase and proteolytic activity, with a predominance of lipolytic bacteria. The values found indicates the inappropriate hygienic-sanitary management during milking and maintaining molk refrigerated for long periods until pasteurize, it can favorsthe proliferation of spoilage microbiota, which can promote significant changes in the quality and yield of milk and dairy products, even after the heat treatment.Keywords: lipolysis; proteolysis; refrigeration; spoilage microbiota. |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milkPotencial deteriorante da microbiota mesófila, psicrotrófica, termodúrica e esporulada do leite cruAbstractConsidering that technological problems and economic losses are basically caused by spoilage microorganisms on dairy industry, therefore the aim of this study was to quantify the mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric and aerobic spore-forming in raw milk produced in northern Paraná and also verify the proteolytic and lipolytic capacity of these microorganisms. Twenty samples of raw milk were analyzed and were determined mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric mesophilic, psychrotrophic thermoduric and aerobicspore-forming counts and proteolytic and lipolytic capacity from each group. The average counts of aerobic mesophilic were 1,79x106CFU/mL, above the limit established to Normative Instruction 76 (3,0x105CFU/mL); 55% samples had scores within the standards. Psychrotrophic counts ranged from 1,0x102 to 9,9x106CFU/mL and in 30% samples this count was higher than mesophilic. The average mesophilic thermoduric was 2,4x104CFU/mL, psychrotrophic thermoduric was 1,7x102CFU/mL and aerobic spore-forming was 5,0x101CFU/mL. As for the spoilage profile, all groups showed higher lipase and proteolytic activity, with a predominance of lipolytic bacteria. The values found indicates the inappropriate hygienic-sanitary management during milking and maintaining molk refrigerated for long periods until pasteurize, it can favorsthe proliferation of spoilage microbiota, which can promote significant changes in the quality and yield of milk and dairy products, even after the heat treatment.Keywords: lipolysis; proteolysis; refrigeration; spoilage microbiota.ResumoConsiderando os diversos problemas tecnológicos e econômicos que os microrganismos deteriorantes acarretam aos laticínios, o objetivo deste trabalho foi quantificar aeróbios mesófilos, psicrotróficos, termodúricos e esporulados no leite cru produzido na região Norte do Paraná e verificar a capacidade proteolítica e lipolítica desses microrganismos. Foram analisadas 20 amostras de leite cru e determinadas contagens de aeróbios mesófilos, psicrotróficos, termodúricos mesófilos, termodúricos psicrotróficos e esporos aeróbios e o perfil proteolítico e lipolítico de cada grupo. A contagem média de aeróbios mesófilos foi de 1,7x106UFC/mL acima do limite estabelecido pela Instrução Normativa 76 (3,0x105UFC/mL); 55% das amostras apresentaram contagens dentro dos padrões. As contagens de psicrotróficos variaram de 1,0x102 a 9,9x106UFC/mL e em 30% das amostras esse valor foi superior ao de mesófilos. A média de termodúricos mesófilos foi de 2,4x104UFC/mL, de termodúricos psicrotróficos 1,7x102UFC/mL e de esporos aeróbios foi de 5,0x101UFC/mL. Quanto ao perfil deteriorante, todos os grupos apresentaram atividade lipolítica e proteolítica elevadas, com predomínio de bactérias lipolíticas. Os valores encontrados indicam que o manejo higiênico-sanitário inadequado durante a ordenha e o resfriamento prolongado favorece a proliferação da microbiota deteriorante, que pode promover alterações significativas na qualidade e no rendimento do leite e seus derivados, mesmo após tratamento térmico.Palavras-chave: lipólise; proteólise; refrigeração; microbiota deteriorante.Universidade Federal de Goiás2020-02-05info:eu-repo/semantics/articleinfo:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersionapplication/pdftext/htmlhttps://revistas.ufg.br/vet/article/view/44034Brazilian Animal Science/ Ciência Animal Brasileira; Vol. 21 (2020): Continuous publicationCiência Animal Brasileira / Brazilian Animal Science; v. 21 (2020): Publicação contínua1809-68911518-2797reponame:Ciência animal brasileira (Online)instname:Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG)instacron:UFGporhttps://revistas.ufg.br/vet/article/view/44034/34303https://revistas.ufg.br/vet/article/view/44034/34304Copyright (c) 2020 Ciência Animal Brasileirainfo:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessMarioto, Louise Rodrigues MarianoDaniel, Gabriela CasarottoGonzaga, NataliaMareze, JulianaTamanini, RonaldoBeloti, Vanerli2023-03-23T18:46:38Zoai:ojs.revistas.ufg.br:article/44034Revistahttps://revistas.ufg.br/vetPUBhttps://revistas.ufg.br/vet/oai||revistacab@gmail.com1809-68911518-2797opendoar:2024-05-21T19:56:16.254719Ciência animal brasileira (Online) - Universidade Federal de Goiás (UFG)true |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk Potencial deteriorante da microbiota mesófila, psicrotrófica, termodúrica e esporulada do leite cru |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk Marioto, Louise Rodrigues Mariano |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Deteriorating potential of the mesophilic microbiota, psychrotrophic, termoduric and spore raw milk |
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Marioto, Louise Rodrigues Mariano |
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Marioto, Louise Rodrigues Mariano Daniel, Gabriela Casarotto Gonzaga, Natalia Mareze, Juliana Tamanini, Ronaldo Beloti, Vanerli |
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Daniel, Gabriela Casarotto Gonzaga, Natalia Mareze, Juliana Tamanini, Ronaldo Beloti, Vanerli |
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Marioto, Louise Rodrigues Mariano Daniel, Gabriela Casarotto Gonzaga, Natalia Mareze, Juliana Tamanini, Ronaldo Beloti, Vanerli |
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AbstractConsidering that technological problems and economic losses are basically caused by spoilage microorganisms on dairy industry, therefore the aim of this study was to quantify the mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric and aerobic spore-forming in raw milk produced in northern Paraná and also verify the proteolytic and lipolytic capacity of these microorganisms. Twenty samples of raw milk were analyzed and were determined mesophilic aerobic, psychrotrophic, thermoduric mesophilic, psychrotrophic thermoduric and aerobicspore-forming counts and proteolytic and lipolytic capacity from each group. The average counts of aerobic mesophilic were 1,79x106CFU/mL, above the limit established to Normative Instruction 76 (3,0x105CFU/mL); 55% samples had scores within the standards. Psychrotrophic counts ranged from 1,0x102 to 9,9x106CFU/mL and in 30% samples this count was higher than mesophilic. The average mesophilic thermoduric was 2,4x104CFU/mL, psychrotrophic thermoduric was 1,7x102CFU/mL and aerobic spore-forming was 5,0x101CFU/mL. As for the spoilage profile, all groups showed higher lipase and proteolytic activity, with a predominance of lipolytic bacteria. The values found indicates the inappropriate hygienic-sanitary management during milking and maintaining molk refrigerated for long periods until pasteurize, it can favorsthe proliferation of spoilage microbiota, which can promote significant changes in the quality and yield of milk and dairy products, even after the heat treatment.Keywords: lipolysis; proteolysis; refrigeration; spoilage microbiota. |
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