title: Aspergillus terreus and its toxic metabolites as a food contaminant in some Egyptian Bakery products and grains.
abstract: A. terreus isolates isolated from some bakery products, corn and rice were found to be able to produce territrems. 90% of theA. terreus isolated from bakery products were able to produce territrem A, with a mean of 0.09 ppm, while 80% ofA. terreus isolates produce territrem B with a mean of 0.24 ppm. On the other hand 31.8% of the isolates ofA. terreus from corn were able to produce territrem A with a mean of 0.44 ppm. ConcerningA. terreus isolates from rice, 66.7% were found to produce territrem A, with a mean of 5.28 ppm, and 77.8% of the isolates produced territrem B with a mean of 1.79 ppm.
authors.affiliation: Food and Dairy Sci. Dept. and Plant Pathology Dept., National Research Centre, Cairo.
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authors.lastname: El-Sayed Abdalla
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authors.lastname: Zeinab Kheiralla
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authors.lastname: Sahab
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authors.lastname: Hathout