Hye Won Shin, Yoon-Hee Lim, Jong-Kyung Lee, Yun-Ji Kim, Se-Wook Oh, Chul Soo Shin
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https://www.earticle.net/Article/A87808
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Thirteen commercial antimicrobial products were examined to assess the sporicidal activity against Bacillus cereus spores at room temperature, 60 and 85℃. Neither the antimicrobials showed detectable antimicrobial activity against the B. cereus spores nor induced spore germination after the treatment at 0.5 or 1.0%(w/v, v/v) commercial antimicrobial agents at room temperature for 0.5 to 4 hr. However, when the antimicrobials such as chitosan, lactic acid, fermented pollen, grapefruit extract were applied with heat at 85℃ for 30 min, more than 1 log CFU/mL spores were additionally inactivated compared to only heat treatment without antimicrobials. Imposition of 60℃ to B. cereus spores with the higher concentration of 5.0%(v/v) lactic acid or 2.5%(w/v) thiamine dilaurylsulfate for the longer time incubation of 24 hr resulted in 3 log CFU/mL spore inactivation. This work showed that low concentrations of commercial antimicrobials by themselves did not inactivate B. cereus spores. However, when physical processes such as heat were combined together, antimicrobials showed a synergistic effect against B. cereus spores.
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Abstract Introduction Materials and Methods Strains and B. cereus spore manufacture Heat treatment and D-values Spore inactivation by antimicrobials Spores germination Application of various concentrations of antivicrobials Results and Discussion Effect of commercial antimicrobials on inactivation of B. cereus spores at room temperature Effect of commercial antimicrobials on germination of B. cereus spores Time to kill assay Combination effect of the increased concentration of antimicrobials and pasteurization References