Volume 6, Issue 1 (March 2019)
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- This work highlights consistent differences in terms of microbiological properties among different mushrooms species.
- Microbial counts of wild mushrooms were generally higher than those registered for marketed samples.
- Total mesophilic populations developed at high levels very quickly at temperatures higher than 15 °C.
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- Two previously published multiplex PCR methods for meat species authentication were compared.
- The first multiplex PCR was accompanied with cross reactivity, whereas the second one was specific.
- The second multiplex PCR method could be recommended for species authentication.
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- Phenolic content in sumac extract (305.65 mg/g) was higher than Zataria multiflora Essential Oil (ZEO) (179.42 mg/g).
- Sumac extract had more antioxidative activities than ZEO.
- ZEO showed more antibacterial activities than Sumac extract.
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- Statistically significant differences were recorded among different brands in Bangladesh for all physicochemical parameters except specific gravity.
- The highest and lowest total bacterial counts in different brands were 1150400 and 35500 CFU/ml, respectively.
- This survey revealed that different brands of Bangladeshi milk did not maintain the standard and acceptable quality.
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- Low fungal counts were recorded as 1.0×102 to 1.30×102 spore forming unit/g.
- The multidrug resistant microorganisms, ranged 33.3 to 100% in muscle foods, can be a risk factor to public health.
- Microbial contamination of the samples could be considered as result of poor hygiene of the retailers or handlers.
Short communication
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- Water holding capacity of rainbow trout meat (9.49±3.86%) was better than that of brown trout meat (15.85±1.11%).
- Cooking loss in rainbow trout (31.78±6.17%) was lower than that of brown trout meat (44.48±4.20%).
- Rainbow trout meat exhibited better technological properties; however, brown trout meat nutritional value was superior.
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