Control and Destruction of Microorganisms Basic Micro_Oct 12 PDF
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This document discusses the control and destruction of microorganisms, covering various physical and chemical methods, including heat, radiation, and chemical agents. It also touches upon the mechanisms and applications of these methods.
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Differential staining - May counterstain basically - Includes all (including endospores) - Physio-chemical – ex. Steam with formaldehyde (against vegetative cells) - Worn by almost all doctors in 1665 – great plague disease - Mask with a beak – beak contains sweet or strong odor...
Differential staining - May counterstain basically - Includes all (including endospores) - Physio-chemical – ex. Steam with formaldehyde (against vegetative cells) - Worn by almost all doctors in 1665 – great plague disease - Mask with a beak – beak contains sweet or strong odors o Believed na yung plague is caused by bad air “evil smells” - Moist heat – targets the macromolecules o More effective o Can penetrate more - Dry heat – direct heat usually - Used heat to prevent spoilage sa beer and wine - Temp used depends on the thermal death time o Duration it takes to kill a certain bacteria at a certain temp - Thermization – heating milk 57-68 C for 15 minutes - LTLT – kills spoilage microorganisms o Preserves yung quality ng sample - HTST -flash pasteurization o Pathogenic bacterial spores o “flowing” process o For yogurt and other products - UHT – targets the causative of Q fever (Coxiella burnetii) o For products in cartons o Sterilization of food cartons using h2o2 – 30% concentration at around 70C for 6 secs - Different autoclave for both sterilization and decontamination - It’s the high temp that’s achieved under the 15 psi pressure that kills the bacteria o At 15 psi, narreach yung 121 C - Useful when sterilizing glass plates - Common misconception – same principle w membrane filters - Hepa filter -.5 – 2 um - Diffusion – collision of particles with gas molecules thus hitting the glass fibers - Removal of moisture to prevnt microbial growth - Food could extend for a very long period of time if its properly packaged - Can remove 98% of water in food - Principle of sublimation - Maintains the properties of food (nutrients, etc) - If mataas yung solute concentration, maddraw out yung moisture thus preventing microbial growth - cause DNA damage - high penetration power o sterilize internal tissues - suitable for almost any type of materials - very risky for those who are exposed to this o can cause mutation - more expensive - at 260 nm, readily absorbed by DNA - triclosan – antibacterial and antifungal o polychlorophenoxy phenol o fat soluble o poisons or target certain enzyme ▪ ENR enzyme( Enoyl-acyl carrier protein reductase) - Pwede maaffect ng alcohol yung permeabilization of spore o 70% alcohol affects spore formation if coupled with high temp Silver – Copper Mercury – against skin mucus membranes - Fenton reaction -