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Gevorderde diere- en plantvoedselmikrobiologie 362


 
Modulekode FST 362
Kwalifikasie Voorgraads
Fakulteit Fakulteit Natuur- en Landbouwetenskappe
Module-inhoud

*Hierdie inligting is slegs in Engels beskikbaar.

With an integrated focus on animal and plant food commodities, this module considers food properties and processing operations that impact on the growth, survival and biochemical activity of microorganisms as they relate to spoilage, safety and fermentation. Temperature effects on microbial growth and survival including thermal destruction and cell and spore injury. Microbial stress response (adaptation) during processing. Selection for stress resistant and more virulent pathogenic variants and virulence mechanisms (toxin structure/function) of food-borne pathogens during food processing. Theory and practice of new advances in microbial detection and identification methods. Tools for the production of safe foods including food safety objectives (FSOs) and risk analysis. Practicals will include advanced microbial detection and identification methods applied to animal and plant foods as well as the food supply chain.

Modulekrediete 18.00
Voorvereistes FST 260, MBY 251, MBY 261, MBY 262
Kontaktyd 2 lesings per week, 1 praktiese sessie per week
Onderrigtaal Module word in Engels aangebied
Akademiese organisasie Voedselwetenskap
Aanbiedingstydperk Semester 1

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