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Monitoramento da microbiota de iogurtes comerciais / Monitoring lactic microbiota in commercial yogurtsFernandes, Simone de Souza 27 May 2011 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2011-05-27 / Yogurt is a fermented milk resulting from a mutual interaction between the lactic acid bacteria Streptococcus thermophilus and Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus. For yoghurt quality assurance, the cell numbers of each microorganism, should not be less than 1x107per gram, therefore a relative ratio lactobacilli and streptococci should be 1:1, although a 1:2 ratio is also accepted. During storage of yoghurt exposed for sale, post-acidification may occur, changing the ratio of the two microorganisms. The objectives of this research were to evaluate yoghurts of four different manufacturers named A, B, C and D, in relation to the number and balance between streptococii and lactobacilli during the storage and its relation with acidity and pH. In this way, yoghurts with up to 20 days of manufacturing (band I) and more than 20 days (band II) were evaluated. Better recovery of L. delbruckii subsp. bulgaricus and S. thermophilus was observed with LB and M17 media respectively, which were used to determine the relative ratio of the two microorganisms. An imbalance in the lactobacilli numbers which were lower than that of streptococci was verified and considered inadequate, in two out of four commercial brands. In yoghurts from the manufacturer A, there was a significant reduction in the number of lactobacilli from band I to band II leading to an increase in the relative ratio of streptococii to lactobacilli. There was no significant difference in the counts of streptococci or bacilli from one band to another with the other three brands of yoghurts. The acidity of yoghurts from manufacturer D revealed significantly higher (P< 0.05) than the others, although it did not result in an increased pH reduction. All samples attended the legislation in relation to total lactic acid bacteria counts, acidity, pH and mould and yeast count / Iogurte ? um leite fermentado resultante de uma intera??o microbiana mutualista entre as bact?rias l?cticas Streptococcus thermophilus e Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus. Para que a qualidade do iogurte seja garantida o n?mero de c?lulas destes dois microrganismos individualmente, n?o deve ser inferior a 1x107 por grama, portanto uma propor??o relativa de lactobacilos e estreptococos de 1:1 sendo a propor??o 1:2 tamb?m aceita. Durante o armazenamento dos iogurtes expostos para venda podem ocorrer p?s-acidifica??o e modifica??o na propor??o dos dois microrganismos. Os objetivos desta pesquisa foram avaliar iogurtes de quatro diferentes fabricantes as quais foram denominados A, B, C, D quanto ao n?mero e equil?brio entre as duas bact?rias l?cticas durante o armazenamento, e ao mesmo tempo determinar as caracter?sticas f?sico-quimicas (pH e acidez) e contagem de bolores e leveduras. Para tanto, adotou-se duas faixas de avalia??o, faixa I (at? 20 dias de fabrica??o) e faixa II (ap?s 20 dias). Foi observada melhor recupera??o L. delbruckii subsp. bulgaricus e S. thermophilus, respectivamente com os meios LB e M17 que foram usados para determina??o da propor??o relativa dos dois microrganismos. Foi verificado um desequil?brio no n?mero de lactobacilos que foi inferior ao de cocos e, considerado inadequado, em duas das quatro marcas comerciais. Nos iogurtes da marca A houve redu??o significativa no n?mero de lactobacilos da faixa I para faixa II levando a um aumento na propor??o de cocos relativa ao de bacilos. Nos iogurtes dos tr?s outros fabricantes n?o houve diferen?a significativa nas contagens de cocos ou de lactobacilos de uma faixa para outra. Tamb?m n?o foi observada diferen?a significativa de acidez e pH relacionados ao tempo de prazo comercial nas faixas I e II nas quatro marcas de iogurte analisadas. A acidez dos iogurtes do fabricante D foi significativamente mais elevada (P<0,05) que a dos demais, embora n?o tenha resultado em maior redu??o de pH nestes produtos. Todas as amostras analisadas estavam em conformidade com a legisla??o vigente no que se refere ao m?nimo exigido de bact?rias l?ticas totais que ? de 1x107 UFC/mL. Tamb?m estavam em conformidade com rela??o ? acidez, pH e contagem de bolores e leveduras.
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