Brucella and Listeria in Lebanese Dairy-Based Food Products - Alwan, Nisreen
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The importance of dairy based-food as a vehicle for the transmission of various diseases has been documented, especially in countries where hygienic standards are not strictly enforced. Contaminated dairy products may harbor a variety of microorganisms which are responsible for many food-borne outbreaks. Considering the marked importance of Brucella and Listeria organisms as food-borne pathogens and the lack of previous work in the Middle East that evaluates the microbiological quality of dairy-based food products, this study was carried to identify, molecularly characterize and assess the…mehr

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The importance of dairy based-food as a vehicle for the transmission of various diseases has been documented, especially in countries where hygienic standards are not strictly enforced. Contaminated dairy products may harbor a variety of microorganisms which are responsible for many food-borne outbreaks. Considering the marked importance of Brucella and Listeria organisms as food-borne pathogens and the lack of previous work in the Middle East that evaluates the microbiological quality of dairy-based food products, this study was carried to identify, molecularly characterize and assess the antimicrobial resistance patterns of Brucella and Listeria isolates recovered from a total of 164 cultured samples of Lebanese dairy-based food products (Baladi cheese, Shankleesh and Kishk). The results presented in this book seem to be alarming revealing the low quality and safety of these products in the Lebanese market. They reflect the significance and importance of this study and the needfor the implementation of strict hygienic standards and regulations to reduce food-borne illnesses and control the excessive use of antimicrobials in this region.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Nisreen Alwan received her MSc degree in Biology from the American University of Beirut (AUB), Lebanon in 2005 and PhD degree in Natural Sciences from Goethe University, Germany in 2011. Currently, she is a lecturer at AUB. Her fields of research include, in addition to freshwater fishes in the Middle East, food microbiology-related areas.