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| VETE0006-3

 | Introduction to the microbiology of foodstuffs from animal origin

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| Duration : | 10h Th | |
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| Holder(s) : | Georges Daube | |
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| Course contents :
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- Introduction to food microbiology: Goals of food microbiology, rôles of micro-organisms in foodstuffs, origin of micro-organisms in foods, Belgian situation about animal food contamination by zoonotic agents.
- Introduction to food microbiological analysis : principes and limites of food and environment microbiological analysis, sampling plans and criteria.
- Current events : Quality-assurance, agreement, regulations and risk assessment.
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| Course objective :
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- Understanding of importance of food microbiology to produce safe and good quality foodstuffs.
- Introduction to the technical aspects of food microbiological analysis and use for quality control.
- Introduction to the new developments about food microbiological risk assessment.
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| Prerequisites :
| Basic knowledges in bacteriology, virology and parasitology | |
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| Organization :
| When? see lecture time-schedule Where? see lecture time-schedule Who? student responsability! | |
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| Written notes :
| - Lecture support : Copy of lecture slides (available in student office). - Recommended books :
- Foodborne Pathogens, an illustrated text, Varnam A.H., Evans M.G. 1996 Manson Publishing Ltd Eds, London. (normaly available to the faculty library)
- La qualité microbiologique des aliments, maîtrise et critères. Jouve J.-L. 1996 Polytechnica Ed., Paris.
- Manuel de bactériologie alimentaire. Sutra L., Federighi M., Jouve J.-L. 1998 Polytechnica Ed., Paris.
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| Assessment :
| 1st session : written examination (50 multiple choice questions about lectures and pratical exercices). 2d session : idem. | |
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| Contacts :
| Georges Daube, E-mail : Georges.Daube@ulg.ac.be
(see secretary's office before)
Secretary's office : Christine Bal, E-mail : Christine.Bal@ulg.ac.be, Tel : 04/366 40 40, Fax : 04/366 40 44,
Assistant : Dr Nicolas Korsak, E-mail : NKorsak@ulg.ac.be | |
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