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Kinetics and Mechanism of Bacterial Inactivation by Ultrasound Waves and Sonoprotective Effect of Milk Components
N. Gera, S. Doores
Food Science
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Milk
100%
Bacterial Inactivation
100%
Milk Components
100%
Ultrasound Waves
100%
Ultrafiltrate
66%
Skim Milk
50%
Lactose
50%
Phosphate Buffer
50%
Bacterial Cells
33%
Escherichia
33%
Cell Membrane
16%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
16%
Cell-to-cell
16%
Ultrasound
16%
Protective Effect
16%
Non-selective
16%
Cell Wall
16%
Casein
16%
System Temperature
16%
Listeria
16%
Scanning Electron Microscope Image
16%
Mechanical Damage
16%
Aliquot
16%
Log-linear
16%
Whole Milk
16%
Inactivation Kinetics
16%
β-lactoglobulin (β-Lg)
16%
Medium Plate
16%
Food Science
Skim Milk
75%
Lactose
75%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
50%
Lactoglobulin
25%
Whole Milk
25%
Inactivation Kinetics
25%