INVESTIGADORES
CHULZE Sofia Noemi
artículos
Título:
Effect of food preservatives on Alternaria alternata growth and tenuzaonic acid production
Autor/es:
COMBINA, M; DALCERO, A.M; VARSAVSKY, E; CHULZE, S.N
Revista:
FOOD ADDITIVES AND CONTAMINANTS
Editorial:
TAYLOR & FRANCIS LTD
Referencias:
Lugar: Londres; Año: 1999 vol. 16 p. 433 - 437
ISSN:
0265-203X
Resumen:
The eff ects of diff erent organic acids on Alternaria alternata growth and tenuazonic acid production (TeA) were evaluated. Both TeA pure toxin solution and TeA production in solid medium were considered. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used. Alternaria alternata growth and tenuazonic acid production (TeA) were evaluated. Both TeA pure toxin solution and TeA production in solid medium were considered. Sodium benzoate, potassium sorbate and sodium propionate,all preservatives commonly used by food industry in Argentina, were tested. TeA was stable as pure toxin solution when was treated with the salts of organic acids used. A di? erential e? ect was observed when the preservatives were evaluated in relation to A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used.A.alternata growth and TeA production in solid medium. L evels above 10mg/kg of sodium benzoate and potassium sorbate produced a total inhibition of fungal development and toxin biosynthesis. Sodium propionate produced a 59% decrease in A. alternata growth and total inhibition of TeA production only at the highest concentration of preservatives used.