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Introduction to fish microbiology and history of microorganisms in foods

Introduction to fish microbiology Micro organisms in Fish /aquatic foods – contamination - spoilage and health risk to consumers Fish - not sterile The microflora - natural flora of the waters and acquired transient flora from environment (during handling, processing, storage etc) Microorganisms - outer slime, gills and intestine

Microbial load - high in intestine; gills and skin Fresh warm water fish - more mesophilic bacteria than cold water fish Transient flora from fish - contact surface (crafts/gears/ baskets/ fish holds etc), the air, soil, water/ice used for washing, food handlers, packaging material and storage environment Dead fish- associated microorganisms- affect quality due to spoilage The different preservation methods mainly aim at maintaining fish quality by reducing, killing or inactivating associated spoilage microorganisms

History of microorganisms in food Has a role in spoilage and food poisoning of food- realized in 18th century The use of salted meat, fish, fat, dried animal skin and cereals was practiced by the Sumarians at about 3000 B.C Romans adopted preservation techniques - at around 1000 B.C Smoking of meats and making of cheese and wines emerged during the same Kircher, a monk- first person in 1658 to observe the decaying bodies, meat, milk and other substances and believed it to be due to invisible worms, thus suggesting the role of microorganisms in food spoilage

The theory of spontaneous generation of life L. Spallanzani in 1765 was first to oppose it with his experiment on beef broth which remained sterile after boiling and sealing In 1837, Schwann’s experiment of passing heated air in to the boiling broth caused it to remain sterile - disproved spontaneous generation of life Pasteur’s -swan neck flask experiment

Nicholas Appert in 1809 food preservation by canning Pasteur was the first person to appreciate and understand the presence and role of microorganisms in food Pasteur - Demonstrated the role of microorganisms in souring of milk in 1837 Applied heat to destroy undesirable microorganisms in wine and beer- 1860 The science of food microbiology - application in all kinds of food meant for human consumption and aims at ensuring the well being of consumers