Catalogue of microbiological inspection of food

The first chapter is an overview.

Section 1 Introduction to Microbiological Inspection of Food

I. Development history

Second, the role and status

Third, rapid detection and automation of food microorganisms.

Section 2 Microbes in Food

First, the classification of food microorganisms

Second, the source of food microorganisms

Three. Overview of food microorganisms

Section III Objects of Microbiological Inspection of Food

First, the total number of colonies

Second, Escherichia coli.

Third, salmonella

Fourth, Shigella

Verb (abbreviation for verb) Escherichia coli

Six, Staphylococcus aureus

Seven, botulinum and botulinum toxin

Eight, mold and yeast

Review exercises

Chapter II Basic Conditions and Equipment for Microbiological Inspection of Food

Section 1 Microbiological Laboratory

First, the basic conditions of microbiology laboratory

Second, the inspector's manual

Section 2 sterile room

First, the structure and requirements of the sterile room

Second, fumigation and disinfection of aseptic room

Third, the detection of sterility in sterile room

Section 3 Common Instruments and Equipment for Microbiological Inspection of Food

A, ordinary optical microscope

Second, the incubator

Third, the electrothermal constant temperature drying oven

Fourth, high-pressure steam sterilizer

Verb (abbreviation of verb) purification platform

Six, water bath pot

Seven, centrifuge

Eight, refrigerator

Nine, BACTOMETER automatic microbial detector

X.VIDAS and miniVIDAS automatic enzyme-linked immunofluorescence detectors

Section 4 Common Glassware for Microbiological Inspection of Food

I. Types of glassware

Second, the cleaning and cleaning of glassware

Third, the finishing of glassware.

Fourth, the sterilization of glassware

Review exercises

Chapter III Microbiological Inspection Techniques for Food Hygiene

Section 1 General Rules for Microbiological Inspection of Food Hygiene

I. Sample collection

Second, check

Third, sample processing

Four. Inspection and reporting

Section 2 Preparation of Common Samples in Microbiological Inspection of Food Hygiene

I. Collection and processing of meat and meat products samples

Second, the preparation of milk and dairy products samples

Thirdly, the preparation of eggs and egg products samples.

Fourthly, the preparation of beverage and frozen beverage samples.

5. Preparation of condiment samples

Six, cold food, bean products sample preparation

Seven, candy, cake sample preparation.

Eight, the preparation of alcohol samples.

Nine, instant noodle sample preparation

Ten, canned food sample preparation

Section 3 Determination of Total Colony in Food Hygiene

A, standard plate culture colony count method

Second, other methods.

Section 4 Determination of coliform bacteria in food hygiene

I. Equipment and materials

Second, the culture medium and reagents

Third, the inspection procedures

Fourth, the operation steps

Verb (abbreviation of verb) matters needing attention

Review exercises

Chapter IV Inspection of Common Pathogenic Microorganisms in Food

Section 1 Salmonella inspection

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the conventional inspection methods

III. miniVIDAS Rapid Test Method

Section 2 Shigella inspection

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the equipment needed for inspection

Third, the inspection procedures

Fourth, the operation method

Section 3 Inspection of Staphylococcus aureus

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the routine inspection methods

III. III. Rapid detection method of 3m petrochemical film

Section 4 Inspection of Botox

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the equipment needed for inspection

Third, the inspection procedures

Fourth, the operation steps

Review exercises

Chapter V Microbiological Examination in Fermented Food

Section 1 Inspection of Lactic Acid Bacteria in Lactic Acid Bacteria Beverage

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the equipment needed for inspection

Third, the inspection procedures

Fourth, the operation method

Section 2 Count of Mould and Yeast in Food

I. Biological characteristics

Second, the equipment needed for inspection

Third, the inspection procedures

Fourth, the operation steps

Attachment: Preparation method of culture medium

Section III Microbiological Inspection Technology of Fermented Wine

A, microbial analysis equipment

2. Detection and identification of microorganisms and direct counting of yeasts

Review exercises

Chapter VI Food Microbiological Inspection Experiment

Experiment 1 Cleaning, Bandaging and Dry Heat Sterilization of Common Glassware

Preparation and sterilization of culture medium in experiment 2

Experiment 3 Determination of the total number of colonies in beverage products

Determination of coliform bacteria in experimental four-cooked meat products

Detection of Shigella in fresh egg liquid in Experiment 5

Experiment 6 Detection of Staphylococcus aureus in Sausage

Experiment 7 Determination of the number of molds in soy sauce

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