Applied and Environmental Microbiology · 1985 · 71 citations · 10 references
AgricultureFood ScienceMicrobiologyFood MicrobiologyFood PreservationLyophilizationLactic Acid BacteriaDrying-induced Cellular DamageLactic Acid Bacteria PhysiologyLactic Acid Bacteria PreservationRehydration CapacityRehydration Characteristics
Sixteen cultures of lactic acid bacteria were freeze-dried in 10% nonfat skim milk plus 0.75 M adonitol and rehydrated by using different rehydration media. Marked variations in their capacity to repair cellular damage after freeze-drying were observed among the species and strains under consideration.
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A MEDIUM FOR THE CULTIVATION OF LACTOBACILLI
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The survival of bacteria during and after drying
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