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Microorganisms protection against

The yeast must be so finely dispersed throughout the wort that a quick yeast growth is assured, which leaves no possibiUty for other microorganisms, if any, to develop. The inoculation of yeast occurs through injection directly into the wort pipe. To be used in the next batch of wort, the yeast that is harvested after the end of fermentation must be protected against contamination. [Pg.23]

Wood is painted in order to preserve from decay, to minimize changes in moisture content that lead to distortion, and for decoration. It is a waste of time and effort to apply expensive paints or stains to exterior wood not previously treated with preservative. Preservatives are designed to penetrate the timber to protect against microorganisms and insect attack. Modern preservatives can be over-coated with paint without problems. [Pg.133]

Any material used for packaging natural cheeses must prevent moisture loss, maintain good product appearance, protect against microorganisms, and act as an oxygen barrier. Aluminum foil laminates provide this type of protection for cheese. Cream cheese is packed in lami-... [Pg.49]

All soil metabolic proce.sses are driven by enzymes. The main sources of enzymes in soil are roots, animals, and microorganisms the last are considered to be the most important (49). Once enzymes are produced and excreted from microbial cells or from root cells, they face harsh conditions most may be rapidly decomposed by organisms (50), part may be adsorbed onto soil organomineral colloids and possibly protected against microbial degradation (51), and a minor portion may stand active in soil solution (52). The fraction of extracellular enzyme activity of soil, which is not denaturated and/or inactivated through interactions with soil fabric (51), is called naturally stabilized or immobilized. Moreover, it has been hypothesized that immobilized enzymes have a peculiar behavior, for they might not require cofactors for their catalysis. [Pg.171]

The formation of antibodies is only one mechanism by which an animal may protect itself from substances or microorganisms that are potentially harmful. A mechanical protection against infection is provided by the presence of an intact skin surface and membranes together with the secretion of mucus from many internal membrane surfaces. The acids secreted by the stomach and skin have a bactericidal effect as does the presence in many body fluids of certain enzymes, particularly lysozyme. [Pg.228]

It is an immunobiological substance for producing specific protection against a given disease. It stimulates the production of protective antibodies and other immune mechanisms. Vaccines may be prepared from attenuated live organisms, inactivated or killed microorganisms, toxoids or combination of these and more recent one are recombinant vaccines. [Pg.432]


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