Teacher
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DALMASTRI Claudia
(syllabus)
1. Food microbiology: introduction, taxonomy and microbial role The main microorganisms in food: principles of classification; bacteria, yeasts and moulds; microbial genera of interest Sources of contamination Microbial role in food: useful, altering microbes and pathogens Microbial interactions 2. Ecology and physiology of microorganisms in food: origin and factors affecting development Microbial growth: curve; eco-physiological factors: intrinsic, extrinsic, implicit 3. Food microbiology analysis: classic and molecular methods for quantitative e qualitative microbial determination Laboratory techniques in microbiology and applications to food Culture-based methods Sampling; microbial count methods; pure colony isolation Bacterial characterization: identification and typing Cultivation-independent techniques 4. Control of microbes in food: inhibition of microbial growth Thermal inactivation; physic and chemical treatments The HACCP Microorganisms as quality index 5. Food pathogens Microbial risk in food: evaluation; management Infections; poisoning; zoonoses Pathogen bacteria: Enterobacteria; Clostridium; Bacillus; Staphylococcus; others 6. Microbiology of the main non-fermented food and drinks: contamination; control; risks Animal origin products; fresh, cooked meat; milk; fish Vegetables: endophytes; contaminations; fresh cut products Other food products Food of microbial origin 7. Introduction to the microbiology of main fermented foods and drinks
(reference books)
Libri di testo: - Madigan et al. Brock - Biologia dei microrganismi. Pearson Italia (Milano) - Microbiologia dei prodotti alimentari, G. A. Farris et al., CEA Milano
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