Oyster Irradiation: Pathogenic Vibrio Response And Consumer Difference Testing

Andrews, Linda; Posadas, Benedict

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Oyster Irradiation: Pathogenic Vibrio Response And Consumer Difference Testing

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Andrews, Linda ; Posadas, Benedict

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Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium
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Sea Grant ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)

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MASGC (Mississippi-Alabama Sea Grant Consortium)
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This study examined the effect of irradiation on two highly infective strains of "Vibrio" sp. isolated from humans who contracted the illness after consuming oysters. The study also investigated the ability of consumers to differentiate irradiated oysters from untreated oysters and surveyed their attitudes toward food irradiation. It appears that irradiation works, does not affect taste, and the market for raw oysters remains high.
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Food Oysters Radiation Preservation Of Food Sensory Evaluation Vibrio Parahaemolyticus Vibrio Vulnificus Project no. GMO-99-20
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Report no. MASGP-02-016 ; MAFES publication no. D10302

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MASGC-T-02-001
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Technical Report
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Grant no. NA86RG009
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Alabama ; Mississippi

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