Bioluminescence as a real-time monitor of injury and recovery in Salmonella typhimurium

Ellison, A.; Perry, S.F.; Stewart, G.S.A.B.

Bioluminescence as a real-time monitor of injury and recovery in Salmonella typhimurium

1991

Ellison, A. | Perry, S.F. | Stewart, G.S.A.B.

Bioluminescence provides a novel tool with which to probe in real time the recovery of microorganisms such as Salmonella typhimurium from sub-lethal injury, a condition of immense importance in the enumeration of microorganisms in food and environmental samples such as from estuarine waters. We describe the application of in vivo bioluminescence to monitor the recovery of S. typhimurium from freeze injury and, in addition, we explore the effect of multiple stress conditions on microbial recovery, where we compare bioluminescence with viable count measurement.

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freezing freezing plate count salmonella typhimurium salmonella typhimurium viability

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International journal of food microbiology

Volume 12 Issue 4 Pagination 323 - 332 ISSN 0168-1605

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Luminescent measurements; Biological techniques; Growth & development; Sub-lethal injury; Injuries; Food microbiology; Enumeration; Colony count; Microbial; Water microbiology

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English

Note

Paper presented at at iums-icfmh 14th international symposium on gram-negative pathogens in food, august 14-19, 1990, bolkesjo, telemark/norway.

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Bioluminescence as a real-time monitor of injury and recovery in Salmonella typhimurium

1991

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