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C ti N lA h t Miti t Creating Novel Approaches to Mitigate Creating Novel Approaches to Mitigate Aflatoxin Risk in Food and Aflatoxin Risk in Food and Aflatoxin Risk in Food and F d ith L ti A id B t i Feed with Lactic Acid Bacteria Feed with Lactic Acid Bacteria Feed with Lactic Acid Bacteria f l th i hibiti - fungal growth inhibition - fungal growth inhibition Ahlberg Sara 1 Korhonen Hannu 2 Joutsjoki Vesa 2 Ahlberg Sara 1, Korhonen Hannu 2, Joutsjoki Vesa 2 Ahlberg Sara 1, Korhonen Hannu 2, Joutsjoki Vesa 2 1) ILRI N i bi K 2) MTT A if d R hFi l d J ki i Fi l d 1) ILRI, Nairobi, Kenya 2) MTT Agrifood Research Finland, Jokioinen, Finland It d ti Introduction Introduction Aflatoxins produced by Aspergillus fungi are Aflatoxins, produced by Aspergillus fungi, are Aflatoxins, produced by Aspergillus fungi, are ubiquitous toxins and they can present a severe health ubiquitous toxins and they can present a severe health risk to humans and animals if contaminated food and risk to humans and animals if contaminated food and f d i d F i li i th il d th feed is consumed Fungi live in the soil and on the feed is consumed. Fungi live in the soil and on the f f d i i lti ti surface of crops and are common in maize cultivation surface of crops and are common in maize cultivation areas A novel biological method could reduce the areas. A novel biological method could reduce the areas. A novel biological method could reduce the health risks of aflatoxins through inhibiting fungal health risks of aflatoxins through inhibiting fungal th d th fl t i d ti growth and thus aflatoxin production growth and thus aflatoxin production. Demonstration of fermented milk Demonstration of fermented milk product preparation in Kajiado product preparation in Kajiado C ti th l th d Creating the novel method Creating the novel method Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are commonly used in Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are commonly used in Lactic acid bacteria (LAB) are commonly used in fermented food prod ction the are also kno n to inhibit fermented food production; they are also known to inhibit fermented food production; they are also known to inhibit f l th F l th i hibiti b ti LAB fungal growth Fungal growth inhibition by certain LAB fungal growth. Fungal growth inhibition by certain LAB f f strains may be the result of competition for living strains may be the result of competition for living conditions between bacterial cells and fungi and/or conditions between bacterial cells and fungi and/or production of antifungal compounds such as organic production of antifungal compounds such as organic S li l ti production of antifungal compounds such as organic id Sampling locations acids acids. 21 h h ld 21 households 21 households Samples were collected from 4 locations of Kenya 21 samples Samples were collected from 4 locations of Kenya, 21 samples covering 21 households 337 bacterial isolates were covering 21 households. 337 bacterial isolates were covering 21 households. 337 bacterial isolates were i btd t t diff t t t Of th 170 incubated at two different temperatures Of these 170 incubated at two different temperatures. Of these, 170 h i i f H bl 4 7 d hd if met the set criteria of pH below 4 7 and had satisfactory 337 met the set criteria of pH below 4.7 and had satisfactory 337 growth These isolates were stored and will be tested bacterial growth. These isolates were stored and will be tested bacterial against Aspergillus fungi isolates against Aspergillus fungi. isolates against Aspergillus fungi. Testing for fungal growth 170 Testing for fungal growth 170 Testing for fungal growth i hibiti i i isolates inhibition is in progress isolates inhibition is in progress f ll db i met followed by species met it i followed by species criteria identification of positive criteria identification of positive LAB strains and testing LAB strains and testing for aflatoxin binding for aflatoxin binding for aflatoxin binding bilit ability ability. Two bacterial isolates in Aspergillus inhibition test Two bacterial isolates in Aspergillus inhibition test www mtt fi/foodafrica www.mtt.fi/foodafrica 16 June 2014 Helsinki Finland FoodAfrica midterm seminar www.mtt.fi/foodafrica 16 June 2014, Helsinki, Finland. FoodAfrica midterm seminar
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Creating novel approaches to mitigate aflatoxin risk in food and feed with lactic acid bacteria - fungal growth inhibition

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Poster by Sara Ahlberg, Hannu Korhonen and Vesa Joutsjoki presented at the FoodAfrica midterm seminar, Helsinki, Finland, 16 June 2014.
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f f d i i lti tisurface of crops and are common in maize cultivationsurface of crops and are common in maize cultivationareas A novel biological method could reduce theareas. A novel biological method could reduce theareas. A novel biological method could reduce thehealth risks of aflatoxins through inhibiting fungalhealth risks of aflatoxins through inhibiting fungalg g g

th d th fl t i d tigrowth and thus aflatoxin productiongrowth and thus aflatoxin production.g pDemonstration of fermented milkDemonstration of fermented milk product preparation in Kajiadoproduct preparation in Kajiado

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h i i f H b l 4 7 d h d i fmet the set criteria of pH below 4 7 and had satisfactory 337met the set criteria of pH below 4.7 and had satisfactory 337 p ygrowth These isolates were stored and will be tested

33bacterialgrowth. These isolates were stored and will be tested bacterial g

against Aspergillus fungi isolatesagainst Aspergillus fungi. isolatesagainst Aspergillus fungi.

Testing for fungal growth 170Testing for fungal growth 170 Testing for fungal growth i hibiti i i isolatesinhibition is in progress isolates inhibition is in progress f ll d b i metfollowed by species met

it ifollowed by species

criteriaidentification of positive criteriaidentification of positive pLAB strains and testingLAB strains and testing gfor aflatoxin bindingfor aflatoxin bindingfor aflatoxin binding bilitabilityability.

Two bacterial isolates in Aspergillus inhibition testTwo bacterial isolates in Aspergillus inhibition test

www mtt fi/foodafricawww.mtt.fi/foodafrica16 June 2014 Helsinki Finland FoodAfrica midterm seminar www.mtt.fi/foodafrica16 June 2014, Helsinki, Finland. FoodAfrica midterm seminar