Microbiology on fish and fisheries products

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FISH AND FISHERY PRODUCTS
MICROBIOLOGY– 3 (2 – 1)

BACTERIA ON FISH: part I

EKO S USANTO

Study Pro gram o f Fis he rie s Pro c e s s ing Te c hno lo gy
Dipo ne go ro Unive rs ity
Email : e ko _ thp@ undip.ac .id

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REFERENCES:










Bulle r, N.B. Bac te ria fro m fish and o the r aq uatic animals: a prac tic al
ide ntific atio n manual. Cab i Pub lishing: Oxfo rdshire . UK M
Huss, H.H. 1 9 9 4 . Assuranc e o f se afo o d q uality. FAO fishe rie s te c hnic al
pape r
Gram, L. and Huss, H.H. 1 9 9 6 . Mic ro b io lo gic al spo ilage o f fish and fish
pro duc ts. Inte rnatio nal Jo urnal o f Fo o d Mic ro b io lo gy. 3 3 . 1 2 1 -1 37.
Basti, A.A., Misaghi, A., Sale hi, T.Z., and Kamkar, A., 2 0 0 6 . Bac te ria
patho ge ns in fre sh, smo ke d, and salte d Iranian fish. Fo o d Co ntro l. 17. 1 8 3 188.
Ro drigue s, M.J., Ho , P., Lo pe z-Cab alle ro , M.E., Vaz-Pire z, P., Nune s, M.L.,
2 0 0 3 . Charac te rizatio n and ide ntific atio n o f mic ro flo ra fro m so ake d c o d and
re spe c tive salte d raw mate rials. Fo o d Mic ro b io lo gy, 2 0 . 471 -4 8 1 .
Mahmo ud, B.S.M., Yamazaki, K., Miyashita, K., il-Shik., S., Do ng-Suk, C.,
Suzuki, T., 2 0 0 4 . Bac te rial mic ro flo ra o f c arp (Cyprrinus c arpio ) and its
she lf-life e xte ntio n by e sse ntial o il c o mpo unds. Fo o d Mic ro b io lo gy., 2 1 : 6 5 7
– 666.
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REFERENCES (CONTINUED):
 Banwart, G.J. 1 9 8 9 . Basic Fo o d Mic ro bio lo gy 2 nd Ed. Van

No strand Re inho ld. Ne w Yo rk: UK
 Garbutt, J., 1 9 97 Esse ntial o f Fo o d Mic ro bio lo gy. Lo ndo n. UK.
 Fo shyte and Haye s. 1 9 9 8 . Fo o d Hygie ne , Mic ro bio lo gy and

HACCP. ASPEN Public atio n: UK.


Jay, J.M. 2 0 0 0 . Mo de rn Fo o d Mic ro bio lo gy. Aspe n Publishe r.
Maryland: USA.

SOURCES OF MICROORGANISMS


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INTRODUCTION
 The mic ro bial o f fo o d c o nsist o f MO asso c iate d with RM.

 Mo st fo o ds are subje c te d to many po te ntial so urc e s o f MO.

 The po te ntial so urc e s o f c o ntaminatio n are so il, wate r, palnts,

animals, human be ings, se wage , pro c e ssing e quipme nts,
ingre die nts, pro duc ts & pac kaging mate rial.
 MO c an be e xc hange d be twe e n o the r so urc e s

 Why sho uld we be c o nc e rne d with so urc e s o f c o ntaminatio n?


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SOURCES OF MO CAUSING FISH SPOILAGE
 WATER

 Tro pic al and sub tro pic al wate r
 Marine wate r

 Brac kish wate r
 Fre sh wate r

 SOIL
 AIR

 ANIMALS
 HUMAN

 SEWAGE

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WATER

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INTRODUCTION
 Wate r is po te ntial so urc e o f MO

c o ntaminatio n
 Wate r lands may c o ntaminate d by

so il Mo s.
 Se wage & fe c e s

 c o ntaminate so il


& wate r lands.
 Mic ro flo ra o f te mpe rate wate r fish is

do minate d by psyc o tro pic Gram (-),
gram + also be fo und in small
pro po rtio n.

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SEVERAL BACTERIA FROM WATER
Marine bac te ria

Brac kis h bac te ria

Vibrio s p
Salmo ne lla

Ae ro mo nas
Myc o bac te rium
Flavo bac te rium s p

Vibrio s p
Ae ro mo nas
Ple s io mo nas
Stre pto co c cus s p
Myc o bac te rium
Ps e udo mo nas s p
Lac to c o c c us s p
Ps e udo alte romo nas
Eubac te rium s p
Clo stridium s p
Listo ne lla s p
Te nac ibac ulum s p
Bruc e lla
He lic o bac te r
Pho to bac te rium
Etc .


Fre s h wate r bac te ria

E. c o li
C. bo tulinum
Ae ro mo nas
Ple s io mo nas
Salmo ne lla
Staphylo c o cc us s p
Citro bac te r
Flavo bac te rum
Ye rs inia
E. Vulne ris
Edwards ie lla s p
Bac illus s p
Myc o bac te ria
Lac to c o c c us s p
Stre pto co c cus s p
Ps e udo mo nas s p
Etc .


FOOD CONTAMINATION
 Wate r c o ntac t during harve sting, handling, &

pro c e ssing .
 Wate r is a dire c t suo rc e o f c o ntaminatio n

 MO in wate r c o ntaminate the surfac e , gills, &

inte stinal trac t in fish & she llfish.
 Pre e do minant ge ne ra :

Cyto phaga, Flavo bac te rium,
Mo raxe lla, & Ps e udo mo nas .

 Othe r o rganism:

Ac ine to bac te r, Bac ilus ,
Ae ro mo nas , Vibrio , c o ryne fo rm.


 Wate r sto re d in tank

 pse udo mo nas 10 5 to 10 6 /

ml.
 Wate r (5 3 o – 61 o C) c an kill many patho ge nic

bac te ria.
 NaOH e ffe c tive to re duc e bac te ria

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SOIL

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INTRODUCTION
 Mo st o f se wage , human c o rpse , plant

tissue , e tc burie d in so il.
 Afte r se ve ral ye ars the y c hange s into

o rganic and ano rganic c o mpo und -- > MO
 5 main c o mpo ne nts o f so il: mine ral partic le ,

o rganic mate rial, wate r, gas, &
mic ro o rganism.
 Fe rtile so il has ric h MO

 MO c hange s so il c he mic al substanc e s

thro ugh se ve ral bio c he mistry pro c e ss.
 So il c o ntains fe rtlize r MO and patho ge n MO

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 So il is natural habitat o f so me Mo s

 Type s & numbe rs o f MO vary with type s o f so il

 MO gro wth is limite d to are as o f o rganic mate rial

 Fac to rs affe c ting MO gro wth : c he mic al c o mpo sitio n,

rate o f de c o mp., & e nvi c o nditio n.

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NUMBER & TYPES OF MO
 MO quite pre vale nt

 Bac illus &

Clo stridium
 MO c o mmo n in fo o d & so il



Ac ine to bac te r, Alc alige ne s,
Arthro bac te r, Bac illus, Clo stridium,
Co ryne bac te rium, Flavo bac te rium,
Mic ro c o c c us, Pse udo mo nas, &
Stre pto myc e s.
 C. bo tulinum A & C are fo und in so il.
 MO in so il be c o me inac tivate d by

pre dato rs, bac te rio lytic e nzyme s, &
to xin.
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CONTAMINATION OF FOODS
 MO c o ntaminate to RM & pro duc t

by dire c t c o ntac t.
 MO numbe rs are influe nc e d by

de gre e o f c o ntamanitio n o f so il.

 Marine se dime nts - MO range

10 4 – 10 9/ g
 The se bac te ria are Ae ro mo nas ,

Bac illus , Chro mo bac te rum,
Citro bac te r, Es c he ric hia,
Ps e udo mo nas , & Vibrio .

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AIR

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INTRODUCTION
 Main c o nc e rn o n air po llutio n is c he mic al rathe r

than bio lgic al
 Mic ro o rganism o n air are te mpo rarily & variably.
 Amo unt & size o f MO in the air de pe nd o n

po lutio n so urc e s o n e nviro nme nt
 Fac to rs c ausing MO in the air : athmo sphe re ,

humidity, sunray, size partic le in the air, and
Charac te ristic o f MO.
 Fo o d is subje c te d to airbo rne c o ntaminatio n

until it is se le d.

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TYPES OF BACTERIA AND MOLDS WHICH ARE ISOLATE FROM
ATHMOSPHERE
He ight (m )

Ba c te ria (ge nus )

M o lds (ge nus)

1500 – 4500

Alc alige ne s

Aspe rgilus

Bac illus

Mac ro spo rium
Pe nic ilium

4500 – 7500

Bac illus

Aspe rgillus

7500 – 10500

Sarc ina

Aspe rgillus

Bac illus

Ho rmo de drum

Bac illus

Aspe rgillus

Kurthia

Ho rmo de nrum

Mic ro c o c c us

Pe nic illium

Clasdo spo rium

10500 – 13500

13500 – 16500

Bac illus

Source: Irianto, 2006
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TYPES & NUMBERS OF MO
 The re is no natural / no rmal MO o f air.

 Mo lds spo re s > pre vale nt than o the r MO

 Co ntaminatio n o f the air is c ause d by gusts.

 So urc e s MO 4 air c o ntaminatio n : spraying, splashing,

vibratio n, bursting, e tc .
 Type s o f MO:

Kle bs ie lla, Bac illus , Flavo bac te rium,
Stre ptic o c c us , & Mic ro c o c c us .

 Mic ro flo ra air in fo o d pro c e sing re fle c ts sanitary

c o nditio n.
 Type s ye ast in air:

As pe rgillus , Pe nic illium,
Clado s po rium, Alte rnaria, He lmintho s po rium

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SURVIVAL & FOOD-PROCESSING OPERATION
 Stability o f Mo s in air is affe c te d by Rh, te mpe rature ,

O2 , so lar fac to rs, & c he mic al c o mpo ne nts.
 Co ntaminatio n o n pro duc ts fro m air MOs de pe nds

upo n to the le ve l o f c o ntaminatio n o n air & time
c o ntac t air with fo o ds.

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ANIMAL AND PLANT FOOD

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 Animal & plant

 so urc e o f c he mic al

& bio lo gic al c o ntaminatio n o n fo o ds.
 Mic ro o rganisms in animal fe e d c an

c o ntaminate the fe e t, hide , hair, &
fe athe rs o f animals.
 Plant o f fo o d may c o ntain o rganism

that c an c o ntaminate he palnt &
asso c iate human fo o ds.

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PLANTS
 Plants are c o ntaminate d by MO fro m se ve ral so urc e s (dirt,

wate r, air, fe rtilize r, animals, & human).
 Pse udo mnas are quite pre vale nt o n ve ge table s.

 Se ve ral flo we rs o f fruit are inhabite d by se ve ral ye ast suc h as

Sac c haro myc e s , Hans e nula, To rulo ps is , Candida, Rho do to rula,
& Klo e c ke ra.
 De c aying plant is impo ttant so urc e o f MO.

ANIMALS
 MOs in animals are fo unds in gastro inte stinal, nasal

pasage , c utne o us le sio ns, & skin, fe e t, hair / fe athe r.
 Animals able to tranfe re d patho ge n bac te ria to fo o ds.

 Flie s have a part in spre ading o f Salmo ne lla, Shige lla,

Vibrio , Es c he ric ia c o li, & o the r MO c ausing fo o d spo ilage .
 Pre do minant o rganisms in the inte stinal flo ra o f bo th

animal & human ar o bligate s anae ro be suc h as
Bac te rio de s & Pe pto stre pto c o c c us .
 The surfac e o f fish may c o ntain 1 0 2 to 1 0 5 square / c m &

in the inte stinal vary fro m 1 0 4 to 1 0 7 / g.

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HUMAN

 Staphylo c o c c i are pre do minant o n no rmal infant skin.

 The c o lo nizatio n o f MO is abundant in no se , o ral c avity, thro at,

re spirao ry, dige stive , & uro ge nital trac ts.
 The pre do minant MO o n the skin are

staphylo c o c c i,

c o ryne bac te ria, & pro pio nibac te ria .


Mic ro c o c c us , Bac illus , Alc alige ne s , Ps e udo mo nas ,
Ente ro bac te r, Kle bs ie lla, Pro te us , Es c he ric hia, & Citro bac te r
are quite pre vale nt o n human skin.

 S. aure us is asso c iate d with infe c tio n suc h as ac ne , pimple s, &

bo ils.

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 Fe c al flo ra o f infants is c o mpo se d primarily spe c ie s o f

Bifido bac te rium.
 Fe c al adult

 Die t influe nc e s the fe c al mic ro flo ra
 Mo st bac te ria in re st ro o m is

Salmo ne lla / Shige lla

 In fish pro c e ssing, pro c e ss that c o ntac t with human may

pro vide c o ntaminatio n o f fo o d with human patho ge ns.

SEWAGE

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 Animal manure may pro duc e substrate may

c o ntain mic ro o rganism, inc luding human
patho ge n.
 Inpro pe r se ptic tank may c o ntaminate

so il/ e nviro nme nt.
 Salmo ne lla are quite pre vale nt in raw se wage .
 Se wage sludge

 agric ultural land ------ >

e nte ric virus

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