Food Microbiology食品微生物学 2016最新 共2卷
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Food Microbiology<br>作者OsmanErkmen<br>DepartmentofFoodEngineering,UniversityofGaziantep,Turkey<br>T.FarukBozoglu<br>DepartmentofFoodEngineering,MiddleEastTechnicalUniversity,Turkey<br>页数945<br>Preface,xvii<br>SectionI<br>:MicrobiologyandMicrobialBehaviorinFoods,1<br>1HistoryandDevelopmentofFoodMicrobiology,3<br>1.1<br>Introduction,3<br>1.2<br>HistoryofMicroorganismsinFoods,4<br>1.2.1<br>EarlyDevelopmentonFoods,4<br>1.2.2<br>DiscoveryofMicroorganisms,4<br>1.2.3<br>DevelopmentofFoodMicrobiology,5<br>1.2.4<br>ModernMicrobiology,6<br>1.3<br>FieldsofFoodMicrobiology,7<br>1.3.1<br>ImportanceofMicroorganismsinFoods,7<br>1.3.2<br>FoodMicrobiologyCourse,12<br>2MicrobialGrowthinFoods,13<br>2.1<br>Introduction,13<br>2.2<br>GeneralPrinciplesofMicrobialGrowth,13<br>2.2.1<br>ImportanceBeingSmallSize,13<br>2.2.2<br>MicrobialReproduction,14<br>2.2.3<br>GrowthandDeath,16<br>2.2.4<br>PredictiveMicrobiology,21<br>2.2.5<br>RelationshipsAmongMicroorganismsinFoods,31<br>2.2.6<br>TypeandNumberofMicroorganismsinFoods,34<br>3TypesofMicroorganismsinFoods,35<br>3.1<br>Introduction,35<br>3.2<br>NomenclatureofMicroorganisms,35<br>3.3<br>MicroorganismsinFoods,36<br>3.3.1<br>Bacteria,36<br>3.3.2<br>Fungi,51<br>3.3.3<br>VirusesandOtherAgents,66<br>v<br>vi Contents<br>3.3.4<br>Parasites,67<br>3.3.5<br>Algae,68<br>3.4<br>MicrobialGenetics,68<br>3.4.1<br>CharacteristicsofMicrobialGenetics,68<br>3.4.2<br>GeneticRecombination,69<br>3.4.3<br>ExtrachromosomalGenes,72<br>3.4.4<br>GeneticMechanismofDrugResistance,73<br>3.5<br>SignificanceofMicroorganismsinFoods,74<br>3.5.1<br>Cereals,Starches,andGums,74<br>3.5.2<br>CannedFoods,75<br>3.5.3<br>Eggs,75<br>3.5.4<br>FishandShellfish,76<br>3.5.5<br>MayonnaiseandSaladDressings,76<br>3.5.6<br>RawandPasteurizedMilk,76<br>3.5.7<br>RawandReady-to-EatMeatProducts,77<br>3.5.8<br>Vegetables,Fruits,andNuts,78<br>3.5.9<br>SoftDrinks,FruitandVegetableDrinks,andBottledWater,79<br>3.5.10<br>Spices,79<br>3.5.11<br>SugarsandConfectionaries,80<br>SectionII<br>:MicrobialSourcesandFactorsAffectingMicroorganisms,81<br>4PresourcesofMicroorganismsinFoods,83<br>4.1<br>Introduction,83<br>4.2<br>PrimarySourcesofMicroorganismsPresentinFoods,83<br>4.2.1<br>Water,84<br>4.2.2<br>PlantsandPlantProducts,85<br>4.2.3<br>FoodEquipmentandPackagingMaterial,85<br>4.2.4<br>IntestinalTractofManandAnimals,86<br>4.2.5<br>FoodHandlers,86<br>4.2.6<br>FoodIngredients,86<br>4.2.7<br>Animals,Birds,andFish,87<br>4.2.8<br>Sewage,88<br>4.2.9<br>Air,Dust,andSoil,88<br>4.2.10<br>ImproperHandlingProcedures,89<br>4.2.11<br>MiscellaneousSources,90<br>5FactorsAffectingMicrobialGrowthinFoods,91<br>5.1<br>Introduction,91<br>5.2<br>IntrinsicFactors,91<br>5.2.1<br>pH,91<br>Contents vii<br>5.2.2<br>WaterActivity,94<br>5.2.3<br>Oxidation–ReductionPotential,97<br>5.2.4<br>NutrientContent,100<br>5.2.5<br>AntimicrobialContent,101<br>5.2.6<br>BiologicalProtectiveStructure,102<br>5.3<br>ExtrinsicFactors,102<br>5.3.1<br>Temperature,102<br>5.3.2<br>RelativeHumidity,104<br>5.3.3<br>GaseousAtmosphere,105<br>5.3.4<br>PresenceofOtherMicroorganisms,105<br>SectionIII<br>:FoodborneDiseases,107<br>6ImportantFactorsinFoodborneDiseases,109<br>6.1<br>Introduction,109<br>6.2<br>ImportantFactsinFoodborneDiseases,110<br>6.2.1<br>SideEffectsofFoodborneDiseases,110<br>6.2.2<br>InvestigationofFoodborneDiseases,111<br>6.2.3<br>ImportanceofFoodborneDiseases,112<br>6.2.4<br>SusceptibilitytoFoodborneDiseases,114<br>6.2.5<br>TypesofFoodborneDiseases,114<br>6.3<br>ImmuneResponses,117<br>6.3.1<br>InteractionsBetweenImmuneSystemandMicroorganisms,118<br>6.3.2<br>ImmuneSystems,119<br>6.3.3<br>TypesofImmuneSystems,119<br>7BacterialPathogenicityandMicrobialToxins,126<br>7.1<br>Introduction,126<br>7.2<br>BacterialPathogenicity,127<br>7.2.1<br>MechanismsofBacterialPathogenicity,127<br>7.2.2<br>VirulenceFactors,128<br>7.3<br>BacterialToxins,131<br>7.3.1<br>TypesofBacterialToxins,131<br>7.3.2<br>PathogenicityofBacterialStructure,135<br>7.3.3<br>EntericBacterialToxins,136<br>8FoodborneInvasiveInfections,138<br>8.1<br>Introduction,138<br>8.2<br>TypesofFoodborneInvasiveInfection,139<br>8.2.1<br>Brucella(Brucellosis),139<br>8.2.2<br>Campylobacter(Campylobacteriosis),141<br>viii Contents<br>8.2.3<br>PathogenicEscherichiacoliGroup,145<br>8.2.4<br>Listeriamonocytogenes(Listeriosis),151<br>8.2.5<br>Salmonella(Salmonellosis),154<br>8.2.6<br>Shigella(Shigellosis),158<br>8.2.7<br>Vibrio(Vibriosis),161<br>8.2.8<br>Yersiniaenterocolitica(Yersiniosis),164<br>8.2.9<br>InfectionswithOtherBacteria,166<br>9FoodborneToxicoinfections,171<br>9.1<br>Introduction,171<br>9.2<br>TypesofFoodborneToxicoinfection,171<br>9.2.1<br>A.hydrophila,171<br>9.2.2<br>B.cereus(DiarrhealSyndrome),173<br>9.2.3<br>C.perfringens,176<br>9.2.4<br>P.shigelloides,180<br>9.2.5<br>V.cholerae,181<br>9.2.6<br>EnterotoxigenicandEnteropathogenicE.coli,184<br>10FoodborneIntoxications,186<br>10.1<br>Introduction,186<br>10.2<br>BacterialFoodborneIntoxication,186<br>10.2.1<br>B.cereus(EmeticPoisoning),186<br>10.2.2<br>Staphylococcusaureus(StaphylococcalPoisoning),187<br>10.2.3<br>Clostridiumbotulinum(Botulism),190<br>10.3<br>Mycotoxins,193<br>10.3.1<br>CharacteristicsofMycotoxin-ProducingMolds,193<br>10.3.2<br>ContaminationofFoodsbyMycotoxins,194<br>10.3.3<br>MajorTypesofMycotoxins,195<br>10.3.4<br>StabilityofMycotoxinsinFoods,201<br>10.4<br>MushroomToxins,202<br>10.4.1<br>ProtoplasmicToxins,203<br>10.4.2<br>Neurotoxins,204<br>10.4.3<br>GastrointestinalIrritants,205<br>10.4.4<br>Disulfiram-LikePoisoning,205<br>10.4.5<br>OtherMushroomPoisonings,205<br>10.5<br>BiogenicAmines,205<br>10.5.1<br>OccurrenceofBiogenicAminesinFoods,206<br>10.5.2<br>BiogenicAminePoisoning,206<br>10.5.3<br>PreventionandControl,207<br>11Parasites,MarineToxins,andVirusFoodPoisonings,208<br>11.1<br>Introduction,208<br>Contents ix<br>11.2<br>Parasites,208<br>11.2.1<br>Helminths,209<br>11.2.2<br>Protozoa,212<br>11.2.3<br>OccurrenceofParasitesinFoodsandWater,214<br>11.3<br>MarineToxins,215<br>11.3.1<br>TypesofMarinePoisonings,215<br>11.3.2<br>PreventionofMarinePoisonings,217<br>11.4<br>ChemicalPoisoning,217<br>11.5<br>FoodborneVirusesandPrion,218
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