1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0958-6946(99)00044-8
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Prebiotics, probiotics and human gut microbiology

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“…Magdoub et al (2005) reported that the decrease in pH values may be due to the convert to residual lactose in cheese to lactic acid and free fatty acid which had developed in the cheese. Fooks et al (1999) reported that the decrease in pH values may be due to short chain fatty acids which produced in varying quantities as metabolic end product of the probiotic bacteria. Buriti et al (2007a) determined that pH decreasing capacity of S. thermophilus he had used in the production of Minas fresh cheese is high and during production for all cheese samples pH has decreased.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Magdoub et al (2005) reported that the decrease in pH values may be due to the convert to residual lactose in cheese to lactic acid and free fatty acid which had developed in the cheese. Fooks et al (1999) reported that the decrease in pH values may be due to short chain fatty acids which produced in varying quantities as metabolic end product of the probiotic bacteria. Buriti et al (2007a) determined that pH decreasing capacity of S. thermophilus he had used in the production of Minas fresh cheese is high and during production for all cheese samples pH has decreased.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Algunos de los factores que afectan la composición de la microflora humana, enumerados por Fooks, et al (1999), son: el tipo de alimentación, la cantidad, composición química y disponibilidad de sustancias de crecimiento, disponibilidad de sitios de colonización, interacciones inmunológicas, estrategias de fermentación individual por cada bacteria, el tiempo de tránsito intestinal, el pH intestinal, el potencial de oxidoreducción, disponibilidad de aceptores de electrones inorgánicos, producción de metabolitos bacterianos, presencia de compuestos antimicrobianos, edad del hospedero y movimientos peristálticos, entre otros. Las principales especies que han sido empleadas para fines probióticos son bacterias del género Lactobacillus como Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobasillus casei, lactobacillus rhamnosus.…”
Section: Importancia De Los Probióticosunclassified
“…(Ferreira, et al , 2000) Para ser efectivos, los microorganismos probióticos deben ser rigurosamente seleccionados: I) origen humana, II) resistencia a los jugos gástricos, III) capacidad de adherencia a la mucosa intestinal, IV)resistencia a la bilis, V) resistencia a la lisozima, VI)*persistencia en el tracto intestinal humano VII)*producción de sustancias antimicrobianas, VIII)*Antagonistas de bacterias patogénicas y carcinogénicas, IX)*seguros para uso clínico y alimenticio, X)el producto, en el momento de su consumo, deberá contener números elevados de microorganismos probióticos y, para esto, deberá resistir las condiciones de procesamiento (deshidratación, congelación, liofilización), XI)*clínicamente validados y efectos sobre la salud documentados. (Fooks, et al, 1999y *Saarela, et al, 2000. -Hattingh, et.al., 2000).…”
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“…GOS selectively stimulate the growth of bifidobacteria in the lower part of human intestine. Increase in the growth of bifidobacteria is usually accompanied by suppression of potentially harmful bacteria such as Clostridia and Bacteroides species in the intestine [1,4,5,6]. GOS consist of a number of oligosaccharides with varying ß-glycosidic linkages depending on enzyme source.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%