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Detection of Food Pathogens

总结
Purdue University researchers have developed a biochip that detects pathogens in foods in real time and a method for using and maintaining the device. Cells are first concentrated. Then, the device can be put in the cell recovery mode to collect the retentate. The researchers developed a novel method for collecting the retentate so that the microbes can be analyzed. Accompanying software controls the unit's operation and allows for simultaneous filtration and cell recovery. The researchers have also developed a method for cleaning and sterilizing the instrument to allow reuse and address membrane fouling, which is the build-up of lipids, proteins, and other particles that block the membrane so fluid cannot flow through. Both developments will reduce costs associated with pathogen detection by extending the life of the equipment.
技术优势
Detects pathogens in real timeSolves membrane foulingExtends equipment lifeReduced costs
技术应用
Food Safety
详细技术说明
Michael LadischPurdue Agricultural and Biological EngineeringLORRE Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering
*Abstract

*Background
In the U.S. alone, manufacturers spend $2.9 billion each year on food safety tests. Despite significant advances in food safety technologies, foodborne illnesses are more prevalent than ever. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates each year about 48 million Americans are affected by foodborne illness, 128,000 are hospitalized, and 3,000 die. The detection of pathogens to prevent foodborne illness must be improved. There is an urgent demand for sensitive, rapid, cost-effective, widely translatable technologies to immobilize active bacteriophages that lead to foodborne illness.
*IP Issue Date
None
*IP Type
Other Patent
*Stage of Development
Prototype Testing
*Web Links
Purdue Office of Technology CommercializationPurdueInnovation and EntrepreneurshipMichael LadischPurdue Agricultural and Biological EngineeringLORRE Laboratory of Renewable Resources Engineering
国家
United States
申请号码
None
国家/地区
美国

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