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First isolation of Brevibacterium sp. pigments in the rind of an industrial red‐smear‐ripened soft cheese 下载免费PDF全文
Patrick Galaup Nuthathai Sutthiwong Marie‐Noëlle Leclercq‐Perlat Alain Valla Yanis Caro Mireille Fouillaud Fabienne Guérard Laurent Dufossé 《International Journal of Dairy Technology》2015,68(1):144-147
The smear‐ripened soft cheeses are characterised by a surface orange‐red‐brown colour, which has a microbial origin. For a long time, this colouration was mainly imputed to Brevibacterium linens. However, the latest published works, based on molecular biology, have shown a minor role for this bacterium. This study shows the results obtained with an industrial cheese named Vieux‐Pané, which is characterised by the presence of carotenoids from Brevibacterium linens group at its surface. This demonstrates that, under certain conditions, the Brevibacterium linens group (Brevibacterium linens and Brevibacterium aurantiacum sp. nov.) is able to produce pigments and to colour cheeses effectively. 相似文献
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K Chaisiri P Pongpaew R Tungtrongchitr B Phonrat S Kulleap P Sutthiwong C Intarakhao U Mahaweerawat W Khongdee P Sanchaisuriya S Saowakontha A Merkle FP Schelp 《Canadian Metallurgical Quarterly》1998,68(3):196-202
The authors retrospectively evaluated the etiology and clinical findings of patients with first manifestations of psychotic symptoms after the age of 65. Nearly 10% of over 1,700 consecutive geriatric patients admitted to an acute inpatient psychogeriatric unit had late-life onset psychotic symptoms. About three-fourths of these were women, usually in their seventies. Dementia of the Alzheimer's type was the most common cause of psychosis arising in late life, followed by major depression, medical/toxic causes, delirium, bipolar disorder, delusional disorder, schizophrenia, and schizoaffective disorder. Clinical manifestations consisted mostly of delusions and hallucinations. 相似文献
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