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- W2007788506 abstract "The aim of this work was to describe the temperature dependence of microbial inactivation for several storage conditions and protective systems (lactose, trehalose and dextran) in relation to the physical state of the sample, i.e. the glassy or non-glassy state. The resulting inactivation rates k were described by applying two models, Arrhenius and Williams-Landel-Ferry (WLF), in order to evaluate the relevance of diffusional limitation as a protective mechanism. The application of the Arrhenius model revealed a significant decrease in activation energy E(a) for storage conditions close to T(g). This finding is an indication that the protective effect of a surrounding glassy matrix can, at least, partly be ascribed to its inherent restricted diffusion and mobility. The application of the WLF model revealed that the temperature dependence of microbial inactivation above T(g) is significantly weaker than predicted by the universal coefficients. Thus, it can be concluded that microbial inactivation is not directly linked with the mechanical relaxation behavior of the surrounding matrix as it was reported for viscosity and crystallization phenomena in case of disaccharide systems." @default.
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- W2007788506 title "Evaluation of the relevance of the glassy state as stability criterion for freeze-dried bacteria by application of the Arrhenius and WLF model" @default.
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