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Match List-I with List-II:
List-I (Name of the Bacteria)
List-II (Shape of Their Cell)
(A) Coccus
(I) Spherical
(B) Bacillus
(II) Rod-shaped
(C) Vibrio
(III) Curved rods
(D) Spirillum
(IV) Coiled threads
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Which of the following is not a natural inhibitory substance found in raw milk?
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Lactococcus lactis ssp. lactis produces which of the following antibacterial substances during fermentation:
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The most important bacteriocins used as bio-preservatives include:
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The pH-neutral, water-soluble, low molecular weight substance, which is non-bacteriocin and resistant to nuclease, protease, and lipolytic enzymes, is:
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The main end product (metabolite) of homofermentative lactic acid bacterial cultures is ...... during milk fermentation is:
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The isoelectric pH of casein is:
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In human milk, the major factor concerned for germicidal action is:
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A yellow color in the creamy layer of milk may be caused by—
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Late blowing (bulging of cans) defect in canned foods is caused by:
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What is the best pH range for the growth of most bacteria in milk and milk products?
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