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Larissa P Margalho1, Juliana S Graça1, Bruna A Kamimura1

  • 1Department of Food Science and Nutrition, Faculty of Food Engineering, University of Campinas, Campinas, SP, Brazil.

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这项研究在巴西手工奶酪中发现了高水平的金黄色葡萄球菌,许多菌株对消毒剂有抗性,并携带毒素基因. 这对公众健康构成重大风险,需要提高奶酪生产的卫生水平.

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抗生素 抗生素是一种抗生素.生物膜是一种生物膜.乳制品 乳制品 乳制品进入毒素 (enterotoxin) 是一种有毒的物质.微生物学质量 微生物学质量现在的PFGE就是PFGE.生牛奶 生牛奶是什么意思消毒剂是一种消毒剂.病毒性基因是病毒性基因.

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