Most of these microorganisms, except for L. monocytogenes and Cl. perfringens, can grow on food and produce toxins that will cause food poisoning when ingested. Clostridium botulinum, Cl. perfringens, and B. cereus are capable of forming spores, structures that make them resistant to high ...
There is an apparent demand for a system that would give farmers, food companies, and distributors the flexibility to test for a range of analytes regularly and in a cost-effective way. In turn, such a system would allow stakeholders in the chain of food production, processing, and distributi...
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The vaccination schedule called for the first shot to be given for Hepatitis B before we would even leave the birthing centre, a disease primarily transmitted through unprotected sex or sharing needles. At two months, another raft of vaccines were on the schedule for DTP (diptheria, tetanus, ...
Hepatitis A—for Health Professionals I Intestinal roundworm infection (see Ascariasis) Isosporiasis (see Cysticercosis) L Leptospirosis Listeriosis(Listeriainfection) M Marine toxins(Ciguatoxin) R Rat-bite fever Raw milk Rotavirus S T Toxoplasmosis(Toxoplasmainfection) ...
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(CDC, 1995). The majority of cases of foodborne botulism are due to serotypes A, B, and E. From 1990 through 1996, type A accounted for 44.6% of foodborne outbreaks in the USA, followed by type E (35.7%) and type B (12.5%) (CDC, 1998). The prompt recognition of such outbreaks...
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