Some factors influencing the photoreactivation of listeria monocytogenes

M.N. Lani; J.G. Anderson; S.J. MacGregor; G. Woolsey

Some factors influencing the photoreactivation of listeria monocytogenes

M.N. Lani, J.G. Anderson, S.J. MacGregor, G. Woolsey

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Abstract

Photorepair, or photoreactivation, processes have been examined for several micro-organisms following exposure to continuous UV light, but there is no information available in the literature concerning the photorepair of L. monocytogenes following UV damage. This examination of photoreactivation involved inactivation of samples of L. monocytogenes using pulsed UV light from a xenon flashlamp, followed by photorepair using continuous non-UV light from a bank of fluorescent lamps in a light cabinet. The following studies were carried out, with the results documented and discussed.

Original language	English
Pages	60
Publication status	Published - 2006
Event	Society for General Microbiology 158th Meeting - Warwick, United Kingdom Duration: 3 Apr 2006 → 6 Apr 2006

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Conference	Society for General Microbiology 158th Meeting
City	Warwick, United Kingdom
Period	3/04/06 → 6/04/06

Keywords

photorepair
photoreactivation processes
photorepair of L. monocytogenes
pulsed UV light

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Some factors influencing the photoreactivation of listeria monocytogenes

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