多酚
盐度
食品科学
化学
细菌生长
食物腐败
多酚氧化酶
响应面法
细菌
生物
色谱法
酶
生物化学
抗氧化剂
生态学
过氧化物酶
遗传学
作者
Guo Quan-you,Ke Shi,Xu Yang,Chengwei Jiang,Lin Zhu
摘要
Proteus vulgaris and Hafnia alvei were identified as specific spoilage organisms (SSOs) isolated from the refrigerated lightly-salted large yellow croaker (Pseudosciaena crocea). In this work, the inhibitory effects of pH, salinity, and tea polyphenols concentration on both strains were investigated. Modified Gompertz models were used to estimate the kinetic parameters μm (maximum specific growth rate) and λ (duration of lag phase) of the two strains under different conditions, demonstrating that their growth rates decreased with the decrease of pH as well as the increase of salinity and tea polyphenols concentration, and the growths of both strains stopped while the salinity and tea polyphenols concentration increased to 0.05 and 5%, respectively. Response surface methodology (RSM) based on a three-level three-factor Box-Behnken Design (BBD) was employed to optimize the combination of these three antibacterial factors. The results showed that the optimum inhibitory conditions were: tea polyphenols concentration 0.05%, salinity 3.46%, and pH 6.96 to inhibit the growth of P. vulgaris; tea polyphenols concentration 0.05%, salinity 3.45%, and pH 6.94 to inhibit H. alvei. Validation experiments were performed and demonstrated that under these conditions, the growth of the two SSOs could be 100% inhibited. This research provided references for the inhibition of the SSOs of lightly-salted large yellow croaker and the extension of its shelf life.
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