Influence of Water Activity on Foodborne Bacteria - A Review 1
The influence of water activity on some characteristics of bacterial growth is presented. Bacteria are able to overcome the plasmolytic effect of reduced water activity by intracellularly accumulating compatible solutes such as glutamic acid or proline. In food systems, water activity is one of seve...
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