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Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis는 녹조류인 매생이에서 분리되는 총 생균주 중에서 90%를 차지하고 있다. Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis에 대한 항미생물 활성을 50 ppm 수준에서 과산화수소와 NaOCl의 각각의 처리가 전해수 (50 ppm) 보다 유의적 수준에서 높았다. 매생이를 50 ppm의 과산화수소, NaOCl 그리고 전해수로 처리한 후 에서 30일간 일반포장 또는 진공포장에 의한
Bacillus subtilis subsp. subtilis constitutes 90% of the total viable bacteria present on Capsosiphon fulvescens. We found that hydrogen peroxide (50 ppm) and NaOCl (50 ppm) were more effective than electrolyzed water (EW, 50ppm) against B. subtilis subsp. subtilis that was isolated from this seaweed. Relative to a control, 50 ppm hydrogen peroxide reduced the total viable population by log CFU/g, whereas 50 ppm EW increased the total viable population by log CFU/g. CFUs were evaluated following 30 days of storage at using air- and vacuum-packaging. Samples treated with 50 ppm hydrogen peroxide and NaOCl showed a -fold decrease in initial hardness (), while the samples treated with 50 ppm EW had a -fold decrease in initial hardness (). Again, measurements were performed after storage at for 20 days. This study indicates that B. subtilis subsp. subtilis is the most common contaminant in aerobically or anaerobically packaged seaweed and should therefore be the main target for quality control during long-term storage. Hydrogen peroxide and NaOCl are more effective than EW in inhibiting B. subtilis subsp. subtilis and in reducing total bacterial loads in air- and vacuum-packaged seaweed.
