ES2018385A6 - A method for isolating and identifying lactobacilli and lactic streptococci. - Google Patents

A method for isolating and identifying lactobacilli and lactic streptococci.

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ES2018385A6
ES2018385A6 ES8902890A ES8902890A ES2018385A6 ES 2018385 A6 ES2018385 A6 ES 2018385A6 ES 8902890 A ES8902890 A ES 8902890A ES 8902890 A ES8902890 A ES 8902890A ES 2018385 A6 ES2018385 A6 ES 2018385A6
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Jesus Garcia
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A method for isolating and identifying lactobacilli and lactic streptococci. It involves inoculating MRS broth, samples of milk and cheese with 21 days of ripening at 7 degree C and 80% relative humidity at weekly intervals and for 48 months culturing in aerobiosis at 30 degree C for 72 hours culturing in CO2 at 30 degree C for 72 hours re-inoculating in MRS agar and culturing in aerobiosis for 72 hours isolating individual colonies in MRS agar, culturing them in aerobiosis at 30 degree for 72 hours and subculturing individual colonies in nutrient broth, with the addition of sugars. The species so isolated are useful for preparing a bacteriological formula for the fermentation and ripening of cheeses.
ES8902890A 1989-08-18 1989-08-18 A method for isolating and identifying lactobacilli and lactic streptococci. Expired - Lifetime ES2018385A6 (en)

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