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Lecture 7- food microbiology

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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how many foodborune illnesses are there and how many people are killed by these and how many healthy years are lost

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#2
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what is microbiology

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#3
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what is food microbiology

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#4
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what are the 3 concerns of food microbiology and what do they include

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#5
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where do microbes come from

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#6
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what can water be

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#7
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how is Air a source of microbes

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#8
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how is soil a source of microbes

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#9
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what are the 2 species of pathogens that food spoilage comes from

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#10
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how is water a source of microbes

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#11
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what animal sources do microbes contaminate

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#12
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what plant sources do microbes contaminate

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#13
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what are 2 examples of microbes found in raw milk

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#14
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what environmental factors affect the growth of microbes

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#15
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what is the temp range for mesophiles

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#16
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what is the temp range for thermophiles

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#17
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what is the temp range for psychrophiles

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#18
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what is the difference between halo tolerance and acidophilic

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#19
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how does Food microbiology links to the food chain

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#20
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what is bacterial growth

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#21
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what are the 5 phases of the bacterial growth curve

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#22
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what is the bacterial growth rate

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#23
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what is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic factors

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#24
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what is food preservation

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