Study Effect of Garlic Extract on G-Ve And G+Ve Bacteria Isolation and Identification from Pizza

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  • Ahmed Abbas Abd Zwaid, Rabab J.H. Al Hasseny, Shahad Alaa Hussein Alhweash, Ameer Kamil Yousif Yousif, Saif Ayyed Mohammed Bajra, Ahmed Abd Alameer Rashid, Qenoot Hassan Majtoomi, Ali Kareem Hassoon AL_Hmzawl, Kazem Abbas Makroud Microbiology, College of Food Science, AL-Qasim Green University, Iraq

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G-Ve, G+Ve, Bacteria, Garlic Extract, Isolation, Identification, Pizza

Abstract

Pizza is a type of yeasted flatbread that is frequently baked in an oven with cheese and tomato sauce on top. Typically, a variety of meats, veggies, and condiments are placed on top. The word was originally used in a Latin text from Gaeta, Central Italy, in the tenth century. Two pizza-related goods were collected for this study. Fresh pizza had a negative culture, whereas frozen pizza had a favourable one.  Pie and farcing samples were included in the positive culture appearance. After obtaining 1gm from each pie and farcing and cultivating them on various medium, the results showed that the frozen pizza had 43 (86%) β-hemolytic colonies whereas the γ-hemolytic colonies were 16 (32%). Microscopically analysis In this experiment was using different stain between G-ve and G+ve bacteria. The bacteria selected in this experiment was β-hemolytic on blood agar media. The results apparent 9(21%) from 43(86%) was G+ve while the G-ve was 34(79%).

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Published

2024-12-21

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Ahmed Abd Alameer Rashid, Qenoot Hassan Majtoomi, Ali Kareem Hassoon AL_Hmzawl, Kazem Abbas Makroud, A. A. A. Z. R. J. A. H. . S. A. H. A. A. K. Y. Y. S. A. M. B. (2024). Study Effect of Garlic Extract on G-Ve And G+Ve Bacteria Isolation and Identification from Pizza. Clinical Images and Case Reports, 2(12), 28–35. Retrieved from https://www.visionpublisher.info/index.php/cicr/article/view/205

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