Applied and Environmental Microbiology · 1979 · 32 citations · 10 references
AgricultureFood ScienceMicrobiologyFood AnalysisFood MicrobiologyFood SafetyFood Safety AnalysisFoodborne Pathogen DetectionMembrane FiltrationMicrobial ContaminationMicrobial Food SafetyPathogen Detection In FoodsEscherichia ColiFiltersFood Contaminant DetectionFood Safety DetectionHydrophobic MembranesPour Plate TechniqueSample Preparation For Detection
Analytical procedures based on filtration of homogenates through membrane filters, and particularly hydrophobic grid-membrane filters (HGMF), offer definite improvements in the enumeration of Escherichia coli and coliforms in foods. Whereas the counted specimen in pour plates may not usually be greater than 0.1 g, up to 1.0 g of ground beef, green beans, potato, cod, strawberries, or grapes could be filtered and counted on HGMF. Greatly improved limit of detection, reduced interference by noncoliforms, and complete removal of growth inhibitors such as polyphenols were demonstrated for HGMF, using violet red bile and mFC agars. In addition, counting on HGMF eliminated a false-positive reaction caused by sucrose in ice cream.
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