Selected article for: "food safety and pathogenic bacteria"

Author: Kurbanov, M.; Mukhamadiev, B.; Kalanova, D.; Muzafarova, K.; Kurbanova, S.
Title: Immune-enzyme methods of food safety analysis
  • Cord-id: q37f9g5r
  • Document date: 2021_1_1
  • ID: q37f9g5r
    Snippet: One of the topical issues of agricultural production is the quality and safety of raw materials and products. Food safety primarily concerns biological, more precisely microbiological objects, namely, viruses, pathogenic bacteria (salmonella, listeria, etc.) and fungi (mycotoxins), the analysis of which requires cheap, specific and fast methods. This article covers the essence of ELISA - enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay methods, as well as PSR - polymerase chain reactions, their varieties and a
    Document: One of the topical issues of agricultural production is the quality and safety of raw materials and products. Food safety primarily concerns biological, more precisely microbiological objects, namely, viruses, pathogenic bacteria (salmonella, listeria, etc.) and fungi (mycotoxins), the analysis of which requires cheap, specific and fast methods. This article covers the essence of ELISA - enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay methods, as well as PSR - polymerase chain reactions, their varieties and advantages in comparison with traditional methods of analyzing microorganisms that pose a certain danger to human health (through food products) and animals (through feed). The article is relevant in the light of recent events, namely outbreaks of various epidemics (e.g., the Covid-19 coronavirus) © Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd.

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