During tests of the method on milk samples that had been deliberately adulterated with Salmonella, the research team found that they had to add the antibiotics vancomycin and novobiocin at the incubation stage to suppress other bacteria such as Entercoccus and Acinetobacter spp., which they had detected by MALDI mass spectrometry.
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Detection of Salmonella in Milk.
These comprised 110 dried milk products (two types of whey powder with different degrees of demineralization, 37 and 23 samples, respectively; protein‐enriched whey powder, 27 samples and spray skim milk powder, 23 samples), 104 raw milk samples (certified raw milk, ‘Vorzugsmilch’ and raw milk from farms for direct sale to the consumer, ‘Milch‐ab‐Hof’) and 64 soft cheese samples (see Before artificial contamination each sample material was tested with both methods (ISO and SPRINT) for natural contamination with salmonellas (negative controls).Half of the samples (25 g each) of dried milk products were artificially contaminated with 1–10 sublethally injured salmonellas 25 gIn order to improve the iron supply for salmonellas half of the samples of raw milk and soft cheese were supplemented with 50 ng ferrioxamine E 225 mlThe samples, prepared as described, were tested according to the ISO method (ISO 6579: 1993 General guidance on methods for the detection of During this study the SPRINT enrichment medium was modified by the manufacturer by the addition of FeSOThe experiments with raw milk and soft cheese were carried out using only the modified enrichment broth because the medium without iron supplementation was no longer available at the time of these studies.Salmonellas could not be found in the sample material before artificial contamination and no differences between the results of the methods (SPRINT test and ISO method) were observed.The experiments with artificially contaminated raw milk samples showed no significant differences between the SPRINT test and the reference method.
Good results can be achieved, however, with food normally contaminated with uninjured salmonellas.
A GC/MS procedure was established for measuring levels of the three products which were collected from the milk samples by headspace solid-phase microextraction.
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In 1938, before widespread adoption of milk pasteurization in the United States, an estimated 25% of all foodborne and waterborne outbreaks of disease were associated with milk ( 7 ).
The schematic diagram was shown in Figure 7.
Raw milk is a well-documented source of infections from Salmonella, Escherichia coli O157:H7, Campylobacter, Listeria, Mycobacterium bovis, and other pathogens (2--6).
The Oxoid SPRINT Salmonella test was compared with the ISO method (ISO 6579: 1993) for the detection of Salmonella in milk and dairy products. The latter is confirmed by the study of Please check your email for instructions on resetting your password.