The authors studied the viability of Escherichia coli which polluted Yakult in terms of its, storage time and temperature. Yakult that fermented Lactobacillus casei was experimented_ `with the initial number of Lactobacillus casei, 6.0 x:108 ;and then Escherichia coif was diligently mixed with four groups; L 2 x 104, 6.0 x 108, 3.0 X¢¥108, and 6.0 x 10¢¥. These were. .
stored up in 4¢¥C, room temperature (20-27¢¥C) and _ 35¢¥C. The following results have been _ obtained:
1. With the diluents rate of E. coif and being L, casei the number of E. coif showed difference in decrease (p<0.05) and the correlation coefficient of storage time and the number of coil were significance.
At 4¢¥C, control¢¥ group E. coif decreased 8. 0 x 10¢¥, 10 days after, If group E. coif, decreased 2.0 X101, 10 days ¢¥after 1f group E. coil was not discovered 9. 5days after and. N group E. coif was not discovered 6 days after
At room temperature (20-27¢¥C), control group E, coil decreased 5.0 x 106 10 days after,
-I group- E. coif was not discovered 9.5 days after, 1I group E. coif was not discovered 5 days after, 1I "group E. coil was not discovered 5 days after, and N group E. coil was not discovered 4 days after.
At VC it was experimented for I day. Control group E coil was., decreased 2.0x10624 hours after. I group E. coif was decreased 7. 0 x l0¡Æ and It group E. coil was not discovered 21 hours after, Ill group E. coif 18Ihours-after, N group 18 hours after. 2. With storage temperature the number of E. coif showed difference in decrease at 4¡ÆC II group E. coil was decreased 2. 0 x 10L 1O days after, at Room temperature II group E. coil was not discovered 10 days after, at 350C was not ¢¥ discovered 24 hours after.
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