2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-09352013000200041
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Avaliação da qualidade microbiológica de bebida láctea e creme de leite UAT por ATP-Bioluminescência

Abstract: RESUMOEmbora métodos tradicionais sejam utilizados na avaliação microbiológica de produtos UAT, metodologias rápidas, baseadas em ATP-Bioluminescência, têm sido desenvolvidas. Os resultados da aplicação dessa técnica em 54 amostras de bebida láctea UAT achocolatada e 12 de creme de leite UAT foram comparados com os resultados de métodos microbiológicos, utilizando-se diferentes meios de cultura e tempos de incubação das referidas amostras. A técnica de ATP-Bioluminescência foi aplicada por meio do sistema MLS,… Show more

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“…Evaluating samples of UHT milk drink and UHT milk cream, Cunha et al (2013) demonstrated high specificity of this system, which was able to detect samples with low counts of aerobic microorganisms. Therefore, it was expected that the MLS results would be similar to the counts in plate (BHI and PCA media and Petrifilm TM AC) in UHT milk samples.…”
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confidence: 96%
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“…Evaluating samples of UHT milk drink and UHT milk cream, Cunha et al (2013) demonstrated high specificity of this system, which was able to detect samples with low counts of aerobic microorganisms. Therefore, it was expected that the MLS results would be similar to the counts in plate (BHI and PCA media and Petrifilm TM AC) in UHT milk samples.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…These luminometers detect the presence of microbial contamination in milk products by detecting the presence of microbial ATP. While some researchers have attempted to correlate the number of microbes with the amount of light generated by the ATP-Bioluminescence technique, this falsely assumes that the level of this nucleotide by living-microorganism is relatively constant (Griffiths et al, 1993;Finger and Sischo, 2001). However, the high light intensity in a milk sample, shown in Relative Light Units (RLU) is correlated with the high microbial concentration and consequently with high microbial count indicating that this technology is useful to qualitatively determine if the milk sample contains viable microorganisms (Siragusa et al, 1995;;Simm et al, 2008;Luo et al, 2009).…”
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confidence: 99%