Development of muffins with green pea flour and their physical and sensory evaluation and essential amino acid content / Desenvolvimento de muffins com farinha de ervilha verde: sua avaliação física, sensorial e teor de aminoácidos essenciais

Wheat flour (WF), pea flour (PF) and whole wheat flour (WWF) were mixed in different ratios by applying a simplex-centroid mixture design, in order to evaluate the impact of these combinations on the physical and sensorial properties of muffins. The interaction between WF and WWF produced muffins with brighter crusts and muffins prepared with higher ration of PF were harder. The ranking test was performed with the objective of identifying the most preferred muffin experiments according to the flavor attribute. The experiments with the lowest ranking scores were selected and submitted to the acceptance test. In the acceptance test, the attributes of color, taste, texture and overall acceptance were evaluated, where muffins obtained scores higher than 7 ("moderately liked"), indicating good acceptance of all experiments. The experiment (a) (80% of WF, 10% of PF and 10% of WWF) was chosen for presenting the highest set of scores.

A farinha de trigo especial (FT), farinha de ervilha (FE) e farinha de trigo integral (FTI) foram misturadas em diferentes proporções, mediante a aplicação de um delineamento de misturas simplex-centroide, com a finalidade de avaliar o impacto dessas combinações nas propriedades físicas e sensoriais dos muffins. A interação entre FT e FTI produziu muffins com maior luminosidade na crosta e os muffins preparados com maior proporção de FE foram mais duros. O teste de ordenação foi realizado com objetivo de os julgadores ordenarem os experimentos de muffins mais preferidos de acordo com o atributo sabor. Os experimentos com as menores somas de ordem foram selecionados e submetidos ao teste de aceitação. No teste de aceitação foram avaliados os atributos de cor, sabor, textura e aparência global, em que os muffins obtiveram notas maiores que sete ("gostei moderadamente"), indicando uma boa aceitação de todos os experimentos. O experimento (a) (80% de FT, 10% de FE e 10% de FTI) foi escolhido por apresentar o maior conjunto de notas.

Origanum vulgare extract as a natural additive in fresh cheese / Extrato de Origanum vulgare como aditivo natural em queijo fresco

Oregano (Origanum vulgare) is a spice that has in its extracts and essential oils biological activities of interest, such as antimicrobial and antioxidant. These qualities are in line with the increased interest in natural alternatives for preserving foods such as fresh cheese due to its short shelf life. The objective of this research was to evaluate the acceptance, antibacterial and antioxidant activity of the hydroalcoholic extract of O. vulgare incorporated in fresh cheese during cold storage. For this, cheeses were produced with different concentrations of extract (0, 0.5, 1 and 3 g of extract/kg). Acceptance was assessed using a nine-point hedonic scale. The presence of Salmonella was investigated and the enumeration of coagulasepositive staphylococci, mesophilic, psychrotrophic and thermotolerant coliforms was performed in the samples. The antioxidant activity was evaluated in vitro (DPPH and FRAP assays) and directly in the food (measuring the malondialdehyde content). The data revealed a good acceptance of all cheeses regardless of the oregano concentration (mean 7.0 to 7.7). The addition of 0.3 g of oregano extract/kg of cheese promoted the inhibition of thermotolerant coliforms during the storage period. Antioxidant activity was demonstrated in vitro but not verified in the cheese. Foods have a complex composition, and the concentration and proportion of different constituents may have influenced the biological actions of the extract. Thus, further research becomes necessary, with variation in storage time and concentrations to know the action of this extract directly in the food model.(AU)

O orégano (Origanum vulgare) é uma especiaria que possui em seus extratos e óleos essenciais atividades biológicas de interesse como a antimicrobiana e antioxidante. Essas qualidades estão alinhadas com o aumento do interesse por alternativas naturais para a conservação de alimentos, como o queijo fresco, devido ao seu curto prazo de validade. O objetivo desta pesquisa foi avaliar a aceitação, atividade antibacteriana e antioxidante do extrato hidroalcoólico de O. vulgare incorporado em queijo fresco durante o armazenamento refrigerado. Para isso, foram produzidos queijos com diferentes concentrações de extrato (0, 0,5, 1 e 3 g de extrato/kg). A aceitação foi avaliada por meio de uma escala hedônica de nove pontos. A presença de Salmonella foi investigada e a contagem de estafilococos coagulase-positivos, coliformes termotolerantes, mesófilos e psicrotróficos foi realizada nas amostras. A atividade antioxidante foi avaliada in vitro (ensaios DPPH e FRAP) e diretamente no alimento (mensuração do teor de malondialdeído). Os dados revelaram uma boa aceitação de todos os queijos independentemente da concentração de orégano (média 7,0 a 7,7). A adição de 0,3 g de extrato de orégano/kg de queijo promoveu a inibição de coliformes termotolerantes durante o período de armazenamento. A atividade antioxidante foi demonstrada in vitro mas, não verificada no queijo. Os alimentos possuem composição complexa, e a concentração e proporção de diferentes constituintes podem ter influenciado as ações biológicas do extrato. Assim, mais pesquisas se fazem necessárias, com variação no tempo de armazenamento e concentrações para conhecer a ação desse extrato diretamente no modelo alimentar.(AU)

Drink with probiotic potential based on water-soluble extract from cashew nuts / Bebida com potencial probiótico à base de extrato hidrossolúvel de castanha de caju

The research elaborat a drink based on a water-soluble cashew nut extract (WCNE), fermented with the probiotic strain Lactobacillus paracasei ATCC 334. The formulations were defined by factorial design 22, with the independent variables: concentration of Lb. paracasei (1%, 1.5%, and 2%) and cashew nuts (100 g, 200 g, and 300 g), and the dependent variables: Composition (Moisture, Lipids, Proteins, Ashes and Carbohydrates) and Sensory Analysis (acceptance and ordination tests). The Lb. paracasei concentration in the WCNE registered between 7.72 log CFU g-1 to 8.27 log CFU g-1 for 6 hours of fermentation. According to the FDA, these values indicated a probiotic potential to the formulations (above 6 log CFU g-1). The concentration of cashew nuts (CNC) had a significant influence (P < 0.05) on all physical-chemical parameters and sensory attributes of the fermented WCNE, demonstrating itself as a determining factor for the product nutritional quality. The concentration of Lb. paracasei affected significantly (P < 0.05) the reduction of humidity and the increase of lipids and ash contents. The drinks F3 (300g CNC, 1% Lb. paracasei) and F4 (300g CNC, 2% Lb. paracasei) obtained the highest scores in the acceptance test and in the attributes of aroma, flavor, and overall impression. The study indicated that, in addition to good sensory acceptance, fermented WCNE can provide a concentration of probiotics above 7 log CFU g-1, thus being a promising alternative to meet the daily demand of probiotics for people who are restricted to dairy products.

A pesquisa teve como objetivo a elaboração de uma bebida à base de extrato hidrossolúvel de castanha de caju (EHCC), fermentada com a cepa probiótica Lactobacillus paracasei ATCC 334. As formulações foram definidas pelo planejamento fatorial 22, com as variáveis independentes: concentração de Lb. paracasei (1%, 1,5% e 2%) e castanha de caju (100 g, 200 g e 300 g), e as variáveis dependentes: Composição (Umidade, Lipídios, Proteínas, Cinzas e Carboidratos) e Análise Sensorial (testes de aceitação e ordenação). A concentração de Lb. paracasei no EHCC apresentou valores entre 7,72 log UFC/g a 8,27 log UFC/g com seis horas de fermentação. De acordo com o FDA, esses valores indicam o potencial probiótico das formulações (acima de 6 log UFC/g); a concentração de castanha de caju (CCC) teve influência significativa (P < 0,05) em todos os parâmetros físico-químicos e atributos sensoriais do EHCC fermentado demonstrando-se como fator determinante para qualidade nutricional do produto; a concentração de Lb. paracasei afetou significativamente (P < 0,05) a redução da umidade e o aumento dos conteúdos de lipídios e cinzas. As bebidas F3 (300 g CCC, 1% Lb. paracasei) e F4 (300 g CCC, 2% Lb. paracasei) obtiveram as maiores notas no teste de aceitação e nos atributos aroma, sabor e impressão global. O estudo indicou que, além da boa aceitação sensorial o EHCC fermentado pode fornecer concentração de probióticos acima de 7 log UFC g-1, sendo assim uma promissora alternativa para atender a demanda diária de probióticos à pessoas que apresentam restrição à produtos lácteos.

Physicochemical and sensorial characterization of yacon mixed juice with bioactive properties / Caracterização físico-química e sensorial de suco misto de yacon com propriedades bioativas

This study developed a palatable, acceptable, and functional mixed juice of pineapple (Ananas comosus var. Comosus), passion fruit (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa degener), and yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius), with enhanced bioactive and prebiotic compounds. The ideal proportion of fruit and yacon was derived after planning a mixture with six formulations and by evaluating their bioactive compounds and organic acid profile. The best formulation sensory evaluation was performed by the Just-About-Right test (JAR) and global acceptance. The chosen mixed juice (M6 - 30% pineapple, 45% passion fruit, and 30% yacon) presented results that showed elevated levels of antioxidant activity (82.5% DPPH* inhibition), carotenoids (0.97 mg.100g-¹), and total polyphenols (70.28 mg.100g-¹). Total flavonols (23.95 mg.100g-¹), total anthocyanins (1.37 mg.100g-¹), gallic acid (3.13 µg.mL-¹), quercetin (2.25 µg.mL-¹), syringic acid (1.01 µg.mL-¹), citric acid (949.30 mg.100g-¹), malic acid (140.35 mg.100g-¹), and 0.58% of dietary fiber were also reported. Sensorially, consumers perceived high acidity, strong flavor, and a fibrous texture, which might have affected the global acceptance of the juice (6.0). Results indicated the feasibility of obtaining a functional and palatable mixed juice using yacon.

Este estudo objetivou desenvolver suco misto funcional, palatável e aceitável de abacaxi (Ananas comosus var. Comosus), maracujá (Passiflora edulis flavicarpa degenerer) e yacon (Smallanthus sonchifolius), enriquecido com compostos bioativos e prebióticos. A proporção ideal entre as frutas e o yacon foi resultado de planejamento de mistura com seis formulações e avaliação de perfil de compostos bioativos e ácidos orgânicos. A melhor formulação foi avaliada sensorialmente pelo teste Just About Right (JAR) e por aceitação global. O suco misto escolhido (M6 - 30% de abacaxi, 45% de maracujá e 30% de yacon) apresentou altos valores para atividade antioxidante (82,5% de inibição de DPPH *), carotenoides (0,97 mg/100g) polifenóis totais (70,28 mg/100g). Também foram detectados flavonóis totais (23,95 mg/100g), antocianinas totais (1,37 mg/100g), ácido gálico (3,13 µg/mL), quercetina (2,25 µg/mL), ácido siríngico (1,01 µg/mL), ácido cítrico (949,30 mg/100g), ácido málico (140,35 mg/100g) e 0,58% de fibra alimentar. Sensorialmente, os consumidores perceberam alta acidez, sabor forte e textura fibrosa, o que pode ter afetado a aceitação global (6,0). Os resultados indicam a possibilidade de obtenção de um suco misto funcional e palatável com yacon.

Adaptation and acceptability testing of the Expector® vibration vest in horses / Adaptação e teste de aceitabilidade do colete de vibração Expector® em equinos

The project is based on a test of a thoracic vibration vest prototype, adapted to equines by the Expector® vest's company, on healthy animals. Ten (10) equines were used in the project, male or female, adults, healthy, belonging to FMVZ-USP or private owners. Each animal went through two phases: A and B. Phase A consisted of the placement of the vest without turning on the vibrators, evaluating the animal's acceptability, facility, adaptation to the animal's body, and discomfort due to the vest's use. Phase B included the placement of the vest and turning on the vibrators, evaluating the animal's acceptability, reaction to the vibrators, and, if present, to which velocity/type of vibration, and the presence of adverse effects. Both phases were done three times on separate days. The behavioral parameters: "placement facility" and "adaptation to the animal's body" were observed. In phase B, the response to the vibration was classified from 0 to 5. The answer was evaluated on low and high intensities for the four vibration types. The heart rate (HR) and respiratory rate (RR) were also evaluated at the beginning and end of each repetition. The animals' HR was kept on normal, except for one animal on one day of the test. Concerning the RR, most animals presented moments of tachypnea. On the experiment's first day, 100% of grade Great to "facility of placement" and "adaptation to the animal's body" was obtained, but on days 2 and 3 this value dropped to 90% due to alterations in one animal's responses. Regarding vibration's responses, 77.3% were evaluated as no discomfort (grade 0), 17.1% little discomfort (grade 1), 3.3% medium discomfort (grade 2), 0.4% great discomfort (grade 3), 0.21% extreme discomfort (grade 4), and 1.6% non-acceptance of the vest (grade 5). Some possible changes on the prototype were also verified to be suggested to the manufacturer, such as the change of the buckle and the use of wireless control. Vest use appears promising for equine respiratory physiotherapy, considering the acceptability was good, and its efficiency on the expectoration of diseased animals must be tested.

O projeto consistiu no teste de um protótipo de colete de vibração torácica, adaptado aos equinos pela empresa do colete Expector®, em animais saudáveis. Foram utilizados 10 equinos, machos ou fêmeas, adultos, saudáveis, pertencentes à FMVZ-USP e a proprietários particulares. Cada animal passou por duas fases: A e B. A Fase A consistiu na colocação do colete sem ligar os vibradores, avaliando-se a aceitabilidade do animal; facilidade; adaptação ao corpo do animal e incômodo do mesmo à sua presença. Já a Fase B contava com a colocação do colete e funcionamento dos vibradores, avaliando-se a aceitabilidade do animal; reação aos vibradores e, se presente, a qual velocidade/tipo de vibração; presença de reações ou efeitos adversos. As duas fases foram realizadas em triplicata em dias separados. Foram observados os parâmetros comportamentais "facilidade de colocação" e "adaptação ao corpo do animal". Na fase B, a resposta à vibração foi classificada de 0 a 5. A resposta foi avaliada nas intensidades baixa e alta para os quatro diferentes tipos de vibração. Foram avaliadas também as frequências cardíaca (FC) e respiratória (FR) no início e final de cada repetição. A FC dos animais se manteve dentro do intervalo de normalidade, com exceção de um animal em um dia de avaliação. Em relação à FR, a maioria apresentou momentos de taquipneia. No primeiro dia de experimento obteve-se 100% de avaliação Ótima para "facilidade de colocação" e "adaptação ao corpo do animal", mas nos dias 2 e 3 esse valor caiu para 90% devido à alteração na resposta de um animal. Em relação à resposta à vibração, 77,3% das respostas foram avaliadas como nenhum incômodo (nota 0), 17,1% pouco incômodo (nota 1), 3,3% médio incômodo (nota 2), 0,4% muito incômodo (nota 3), 0,21% incômodo extremo (nota 4) e 1,6% não aceitação do colete (nota 5). Foram também verificadas algumas possíveis mudanças no protótipo a serem sugeridas ao fabricante, como mudança do tipo de fivela e uso de controle sem fio. A utilização do colete parece ser muito promissora para a fisioterapia respiratória em equinos, visto que a aceitabilidade foi muito boa, devendo-se agora realizar a avaliação de sua eficácia na expectoração de animais enfermos.(AU)

Validação prática de modelos de infravermelho próximo para tomate: sólidos solúveis e acidez / Practical validation of near infrared models for tomato: soluble solids and acidity

O tomate é a hortaliça mais produzida e consumida, tendo aceitabilidade tanto para o consumo in natura quanto para a industrialização. Apesar da ampla aceitação dos tomates, o consumidor apresenta como exigência para aquisição do fruto a qualidade,mensurada através de parâmetros como sólidos solúveis (SS) e acidez titulável (AT). Uma técnica de análise química, não destrutiva e não invasiva e de resposta rápida, é a de espectroscopia de absorção na região do infravermelho próximo que tem sido bastante utilizada em várias indústrias, desde agrícola a petroquímica.Considerando a produção em alta escala, a qualidade do tomate exigida pelos consumidores e por se tratar de uma técnica não destrutiva e não invasiva da espectroscopia no infravermelho próximo (Near Infrared Spectroscopy ­NIR),faz-se necessário modelos testados em condições comerciais garantindo um modelo de infravermelho próximo para tomate facilitando a classificação. Realizou-sea validação de forma externa e prática dos modelos de infravermelho próximo para tomate in natura, comparando com os métodosdestrutivos e conferindo a acurácia dos modelos na qualificação do fruto quanto aos teores de sólidos solúveis e acidez. O presente trabalho apresenta modelos do projeto executado de 2018 a 2019, construídos atravésdos aplicativos Model Builder e The Unscrambler e selecionados a partir de parâmetros como coeficiente de calibração, coeficiente da validação cruzada, erro médio do conjunto de calibração, e da validação cruzada e cálculo do desvio do resíduo de calibração. Os resultados foram obtidos através da previsão do modelo para os atributos sólidos solúveis (SS) e acidez titulável (AT), do tomate de mesa com maior variabilidade de produção. O modelo para SS apresenta potencialidade para uso comercial, seja na determinação de ponto de colheita, seja na quantificação de qualidade do vegetal. Já para AT, o NIR portátil não produziu um modelo aplicável pela limitação do comprimento de onda.(AU)

Tomatoes are the most commonly used and consumed vegetables, being acceptable for fresh consumption as well as for industrialization. Despite the wide acceptance of tomatoes, the consumer presents quality as a requirement for the acquisition of the fruit, which is measured through parameters such as soluble solids (SS) and titratable acidity (TA). A chemical analysis technique, non-destructive and non-invasive and with fast response, is an absorption spectroscopy in the near infrared region that has been widely used in several industries, from agricultural to petrochemicals. Demanding large-scale production, the quality of tomatoes demanded by consumers and as it is a non-destructive and non-invasive technique of near infrared spectroscopy (NIR), it is still necessary to test models under commercial conditions, ensuring a near infrared model for tomatoes making sorting easy. An external and practical validation of the near infrared models for fresh tomatoes was carried out, comparing them with the destructive methods and checking the accuracyof the models in qualifying the fruit in terms of soluble solids and acidity. This paper presents project models obtained from 2018 to 2019, built from the Model Builder and The Unscrambler programs and selected from parameters such as calibration coefficient, cross validation coefficient, average error of the calibration set, and cross validation and calculation of the residual calibration deviation. The results obtained through the prediction of the model for the soluble solid attributes and titratable acidity, of the table tomato with greater production variability. The model for SS of table tomato has potential for commercial use, either in determining the harvest point, or quantifying the vegetable's quality. For AT or portable NIR, it did not produce an applicable model due to the wave length limitation(AU)

Impact of frozen temperature and thawing methods on the Brazilian sensory profile of Nellore beef

We evaluated the effect of frozen storage temperature and thawing methods on acceptance and sensory profile of steaks of Nellore beef strip loin under 30 days of frozen storage. Fresh strip loin (n = 13), collected two days after slaughter, were aged (2 °C) for 14 days and cut into seven steaks subjected to one of the treatments: control (unfrozen), combination of two freezing temperatures (-10 and -20 °C), and three thawing methods (microwave, ambient temperature, and refrigeration thawing). Steaks in the frozen/thawing treatment were frozen using an ultra-fast freezer until the desirable temperature was reached and were stored for 30 days. After cooking, steaks were analyzed by 11 panelists for the Quantitative Descriptive Analysis (QDA®) and by 120 beef consumers for acceptance. Storage temperature and thawing methods showed little or no changes in the sensory quality of strip loin steaks, detected by either panelists or consumers. In the QDA®, apparent juiciness was lower in samples thawed in microwave, while the rancid flavor was lower for samples frozen at -20 °C and thawed in refrigeration ( p < 0.05). The consumer test showed that samples stored at -10 °C and microwave thawing was most accepted in terms of tenderness, juiciness, and overall impression. Fresh steaks (unfrozen) had low acceptance for overall impression in relation to frozen meat. This indicates that consumers could use a household freezer (-10 °C) and quicker thawing methods (microwave or room temperature) without compromising the sensory perception of steaks frozen up to one month.(AU)

Impact of frozen temperature and thawing methods on the Brazilian sensory profile of Nellore beef

We evaluated the effect of frozen storage temperature and thawing methods on acceptance and sensory profile of steaks of Nellore beef strip loin under 30 days of frozen storage. Fresh strip loin (n = 13), collected two days after slaughter, were aged (2 °C) for 14 days and cut into seven steaks subjected to one of the treatments: control (unfrozen), combination of two freezing temperatures (-10 and -20 °C), and three thawing methods (microwave, ambient temperature, and refrigeration thawing). Steaks in the frozen/thawing treatment were frozen using an ultra-fast freezer until the desirable temperature was reached and were stored for 30 days. After cooking, steaks were analyzed by 11 panelists for the Quantitative Descriptive Analysis (QDA®) and by 120 beef consumers for acceptance. Storage temperature and thawing methods showed little or no changes in the sensory quality of strip loin steaks, detected by either panelists or consumers. In the QDA®, apparent juiciness was lower in samples thawed in microwave, while the rancid flavor was lower for samples frozen at -20 °C and thawed in refrigeration ( p < 0.05). The consumer test showed that samples stored at -10 °C and microwave thawing was most accepted in terms of tenderness, juiciness, and overall impression. Fresh steaks (unfrozen) had low acceptance for overall impression in relation to frozen meat. This indicates that consumers could use a household freezer (-10 °C) and quicker thawing methods (microwave or room temperature) without compromising the sensory perception of steaks frozen up to one month.

Neurobehavioral and hepatic complications induced by acute inhalation exposure to abamectin in female rats of the Wistar strain treated with ginger (Zingiber officinale)

The study we conducted aimed to evaluate the acute toxicity of abamectin (ABM) (pesticide) on liver function and neurobehavioral by using the open field test. As a therapy, we have opted for a treatment based on natural antioxidants ginger extract (Zingiber officinale) mixed with olive oil to see the restorative effects during the experiment. The study was conducted on female Wistar rats. The latter was given an inhalation exposure of abamectin (ABM) at a dose CL50 > 5.04mg/L/1hr each morning for one week. The effects of this exposure showed a drop in body weight gain (g), a significant decrease in the relative and absolute weights liver (gm/100 gm body weight) accompanied by hepatic impairment indicating a significant disturbance of transaminases (AST/ALT), alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity and significant behavioral changes. Administration of ginger (Zingiber officinale) extract at a dose of 3 ml mixed with olive oil at a dose of 1 ml/kg for 7 days orally (gavages) after inhalation indicates that ginger has a more remarkable and rapid effect on physical and mental health, it acts as a major means of defense and hepato-protective against toxicity.(AU)

Neurobehavioral and hepatic complications induced by acute inhalation exposure to abamectin in female rats of the Wistar strain treated with ginger (Zingiber officinale)

The study we conducted aimed to evaluate the acute toxicity of abamectin (ABM) (pesticide) on liver function and neurobehavioral by using the open field test. As a therapy, we have opted for a treatment based on natural antioxidants ginger extract (Zingiber officinale) mixed with olive oil to see the restorative effects during the experiment. The study was conducted on female Wistar rats. The latter was given an inhalation exposure of abamectin (ABM) at a dose CL50 > 5.04mg/L/1hr each morning for one week. The effects of this exposure showed a drop in body weight gain (g), a significant decrease in the relative and absolute weights liver (gm/100 gm body weight) accompanied by hepatic impairment indicating a significant disturbance of transaminases (AST/ALT), alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity and significant behavioral changes. Administration of ginger (Zingiber officinale) extract at a dose of 3 ml mixed with olive oil at a dose of 1 ml/kg for 7 days orally (gavages) after inhalation indicates that ginger has a more remarkable and rapid effect on physical and mental health, it acts as a major means of defense and hepato-protective against toxicity.(AU)

Neurobehavioral and hepatic complications induced by acute inhalation exposure to abamectin in female rats of the Wistar strain treated with ginger (Zingiber officinale)

The study we conducted aimed to evaluate the acute toxicity of abamectin (ABM) (pesticide) on liver function and neurobehavioral by using the open field test. As a therapy, we have opted for a treatment based on natural antioxidants ginger extract (Zingiber officinale) mixed with olive oil to see the restorative effects during the experiment. The study was conducted on female Wistar rats. The latter was given an inhalation exposure of abamectin (ABM) at a dose CL50 > 5.04mg/L/1hr each morning for one week. The effects of this exposure showed a drop in body weight gain (g), a significant decrease in the relative and absolute weights liver (gm/100 gm body weight) accompanied by hepatic impairment indicating a significant disturbance of transaminases (AST/ALT), alkaline phosphatase (ALP) activity and significant behavioral changes. Administration of ginger (Zingiber officinale) extract at a dose of 3 ml mixed with olive oil at a dose of 1 ml/kg for 7 days orally (gavages) after inhalation indicates that ginger has a more remarkable and rapid effect on physical and mental health, it acts as a major means of defense and hepato-protective against toxicity.

Coloração das gemas de ovos de poedeiras alimentadascom ração à base de sorgo com adição de pigmentantes naturais e sintéticos / Coloring of egg yolks of laying hens fed with sorghum-based feed with addition of natural and synthetic pigments

Objetivou-se avaliar a inclusão de pigmentante sintético (Cantaxantina 10%) aliado a níveis de suplementação de pigmentantes naturais e sintéticos na dieta de poedeiras comerciais em rações a base de sorgo. Foram utilizadas 150 poedeiras comerciais com 67 semanas de idade da linhagem Hisex Brown, distribuídas em delineamento inteiramente casualizado com cinco tratamentos, seis repetições de cinco aves/repetição. Os tratamentos avaliados foram: 25 g/t de carophyll yellow 10% + 20 g/t de carophyll vermelho (T1); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 10 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T2); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 20 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T3); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 30 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T4); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% +20 g/t carophyll vermelho (T5). Foi aplicado o teste de Tukey ao nível de 5% de probabilidade para as variáveis de desempenho e qualidade de ovos. Houve diferença entre os tratamentos apenas para coloração da gema, onde o aumento da coloração teve reflexo de acordo com o aumento dos níveis de pigmentante nas dietas, sendo que as demais variáveis não foram afetadas. O nível de suplementação de 300 g.t-1de pigmento natural amarelo + 30 g.t-1de pigmento vermelho industrial em dietas a base de sorgo para poedeiras proporcionou melhor índice de coloração da gema.

The objective of this study was to evaluate the inclusion of synthetic pigment(Cantaxanthin 10%) combinedwith levels of natural and synthetic pigmentsupplementation in the diet of commercial laying hens in diets based on sorb. We used 150 commercial laying hens with 67 weeks of age of the Hisex Brown strain, distributed in a completely randomized design with five treatments, six replicates of five birds/repetition. The treatments evaluated were: 25 g/t carophyll yellow 10% + 20 g/t red carophyll (T1); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 10 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T2); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 20 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T3); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 30 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T4); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% +20 g/t red carophyll (T5). The Tukey test was applied at the level of 5% probability for the various performance and quality of eggs. There was a difference between treatments only for yolk staining, where the increase in color was reflected according to the increase in pigmenting levels in the diets, and the other variables were not affected. The supplementation level of 300 g.t-1 of natural yellow pigment + 30 g.t-1 ofindustrial red pigment in diets based on sorb for laying hens provided better yolk color index.

Blood serum stability limit and maximum storage time of bovine samples

Measuring metabolic parameters in the blood has been an indispensable tool for assessing the productive and health status of dairy cows for more than 100 years. The values of laboratory parameters depend on various preanalytical, analytical and postanalytical factors. The most important preanalytical factors are sample transport time and temperature, hemolysis, anticoagulant type, and sample volume. Preanalytical factors can lead to reduced stability of the analyte in the sample, which changes their concentration. Loss of stability changes the time of storage and manipulation of the sample, which determines the criteria for its acceptance or rejection. The two stability indicators are stability limit and maximum permissible instability. A stability limit (SL) is defined as the period of time in which a property variation does not exceed a maximum permissible instability (MPI). The aim of this study was to determine the SL and MPI for each analyte in the blood serum of cows and to determine whether SL differs in the function of the presence of preanalytical errors in the blood sample. Three hundred samples of dairy cow origin in different periods of lactation participated in this research. They were classified into 6 groups of 50 samples: according to the time from sampling to processing in the laboratory (0-4 h, 4-8 h and over 8 h; all transported on dry ice, protected from environmental factors, without preanalytical errors) and according to the presence of preanalytical errors (group with hemolysis, a group transported at ambient temperature and a group with a small sample volume). Each sample was aliquoted in two portions. One portion was left at +4°C and tested once a day for 6 days of sample storage, and the second portion, placed at -20°C, was tested once a month for 6 months. The MPI had a value ranging from 1.51 to 8.4. Metabolic profile analytes with lower MPI values (1.51-3.22) were albumin (ALB), total protein (TPROT), UREA, glucose (GLU), calcium (Ca), and phosphorus (P). Higher MPI values (5.1-8.4) were found for nonesterified fatty acids (NEFA), beta-hydroxybutirate (BHB), cholesterol (CHOL), triglycerides (TGC), total bilirubin (TBIL) and aspartat aminotransferase (AST). For most parameters, we can conclude that their PD% changed faster in storage conditions at +4°C compared to the regime of -20°C. The largest number of biochemical analytes in bovine blood serum shows preserved stability in the first 6 days at +4°C or 6 months at -20°C if transported to the laboratory within 8 h after sampling in ideal conditions and without the action of preanalytical errors. Prolonged transport under ideal conditions or the existence of preanalytical errors such as transport at room temperature, hemolysis or small sample volume shorten the stability of the ALB, NEFA, GLU, UREA and P. Concentration of all analytes decreases during the stability test except for UREA, NEFA, BHB and for CHOL and TGC in some groups. Variations in parameters such as BHB, NEFA, TBIL, AST, and Ca have shown potential clinical significance. At storage conditions at +4°C, clinically significant variations at at least one measurement point were found for AST (7.5% of samples), BHB (6.1% of samples), NEFA (9.9% of samples) and for TBIL (in 7% of samples). This study can help define acceptable delay times and storage conditions for bovine blood samples, which is of great importance because in working with farm animals it is often not possible to take samples in a short time and deliver them to the laboratory, and samples are often burdened with certain preanalytical errors with limited possibilities of re-sampling.(AU)

Coloração das gemas de ovos de poedeiras alimentadascom ração à base de sorgo com adição de pigmentantes naturais e sintéticos / Coloring of egg yolks of laying hens fed with sorghum-based feed with addition of natural and synthetic pigments

Objetivou-se avaliar a inclusão de pigmentante sintético (Cantaxantina 10%) aliado a níveis de suplementação de pigmentantes naturais e sintéticos na dieta de poedeiras comerciais em rações a base de sorgo. Foram utilizadas 150 poedeiras comerciais com 67 semanas de idade da linhagem Hisex Brown, distribuídas em delineamento inteiramente casualizado com cinco tratamentos, seis repetições de cinco aves/repetição. Os tratamentos avaliados foram: 25 g/t de carophyll yellow 10% + 20 g/t de carophyll vermelho (T1); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 10 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T2); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 20 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T3); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% + 30 g/t de Cantaxantina 10% (T4); 300 g/t de Marigold 2% +20 g/t carophyll vermelho (T5). Foi aplicado o teste de Tukey ao nível de 5% de probabilidade para as variáveis de desempenho e qualidade de ovos. Houve diferença entre os tratamentos apenas para coloração da gema, onde o aumento da coloração teve reflexo de acordo com o aumento dos níveis de pigmentante nas dietas, sendo que as demais variáveis não foram afetadas. O nível de suplementação de 300 g.t-1de pigmento natural amarelo + 30 g.t-1de pigmento vermelho industrial em dietas a base de sorgo para poedeiras proporcionou melhor índice de coloração da gema.(AU)

The objective of this study was to evaluate the inclusion of synthetic pigment(Cantaxanthin 10%) combinedwith levels of natural and synthetic pigmentsupplementation in the diet of commercial laying hens in diets based on sorb. We used 150 commercial laying hens with 67 weeks of age of the Hisex Brown strain, distributed in a completely randomized design with five treatments, six replicates of five birds/repetition. The treatments evaluated were: 25 g/t carophyll yellow 10% + 20 g/t red carophyll (T1); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 10 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T2); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 20 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T3); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% + 30 g/t of Cantaxanthin 10% (T4); 300 g/t of Marigold 2% +20 g/t red carophyll (T5). The Tukey test was applied at the level of 5% probability for the various performance and quality of eggs. There was a difference between treatments only for yolk staining, where the increase in color was reflected according to the increase in pigmenting levels in the diets, and the other variables were not affected. The supplementation level of 300 g.t-1 of natural yellow pigment + 30 g.t-1 ofindustrial red pigment in diets based on sorb for laying hens provided better yolk color index.(AU)

Yield of mechanically separated meat in natura and post-smoking of Clarias gariepinus at different weight categories / Rendimento de carne mecanicamente separada in natura e pós-defumação de Clarias gariepinus em diferentes categorias de peso

This study aimed at evaluating the yield of mechanically separated meat (MSM) in natura and post-smoking obtained from the African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) slaughtered in different weight ranges (A: 0.214 to 0.402 kg; B: 0.538 to 0.634 kg; C: 0.780 to 1.000 kg; D: 1.132 to 1.314 kg; E: 1.396 to 1.706 kg). In a completely randomize design composed by five treatments and 16 replicates, 80 fish were used. The yields of clean trunk and its residues, MSM in natura, MSM wastes and smoked MSM were evaluated, as well as the physic-chemical composition of in natura and smoked MSM. Additionally, a test of acceptance of the byproduct of smoked MSM was performed. Data were submitted to a variance analysis followed a Tukey’s test at a 5% significance level. Weight ranges did not differ (P < 0.05) in relation to the yields of clean trunk, MSM production and after the smoking process. From the physic-chemical analysis of the MSM in natura, the product was classified as semi-fat fish meat. The smoked MSM displayed an increase in protein, lipids and ash contents in comparison to the MSM in natura. The acceptance test did not show significant differences among weight ranges, displaying mean values that correspond to “like it slightly”. Thus, it was concluded that C. gariepinus can be processed from a weight of 0.600 kg, the MSM in naturapresented satisfactory organoleptic characteristics, and higher consumption frequency of smoked MSM is achieved when the fish weight 0.900 kg.

O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar o rendimento da carne mecanicamente separada (CMS) in natura e pós defumação obtida do bagre africano (Clarias gariepinus) abatido em diferentes classes de peso (A: 0,214 a 0,402 kg; B: 0,538 a 0,634 kg; C: 0,780 a 1,000 kg; D: 1,132 a 1,314 kg e E: 1,396 a 1,706 kg). Foram utilizados 80 peixes em um delineamento inteiramente casualizado composto por cinco tratamentos e 16 repetições. Avaliou-se os rendimentos de tronco limpo, resíduos do tronco limpo, CMS in natura, resíduos da CMS, CMS defumada, composição físico-química da CMS in natura e CMS defumada, e teste de aceitação do subproduto de CMS defumado. Os dados foram submetidos a ANOVA, e posteriormente ao teste de Tukey a 5% de significância. As classes de peso não diferiram (P<0,05) para os rendimentos de tronco limpo, produção da CMS e após o processo de defumação. A partir da análise físico-química a CMS in natura de acordo com o teor lipídico, foi classificada como carne de pescado semi-gorda. A CMS defumada teve um aumento nos teores de proteína, lipídios e cinzas em relação a CMS in natura. O teste de aceitação indicou que não houve diferença significativa entre as classes de peso, obtendo valores médios que correspondem a “gostei ligeiramente”. Portanto, o C. gariepinus pode ser processado a partir de 0,600 kg, a CMS in natura apresentou características organolépticas satisfatórias e maior frequência de consumo de CMS defumada de peixes com 0,900 kg.

Yield of mechanically separated meat in natura and post-smoking of Clarias gariepinus at different weight categories / Rendimento de carne mecanicamente separada in natura e pós-defumação de Clarias gariepinus em diferentes categorias de peso

This study aimed at evaluating the yield of mechanically separated meat (MSM) in natura and post-smoking obtained from the African catfish (Clarias gariepinus) slaughtered in different weight ranges (A: 0.214 to 0.402 kg; B: 0.538 to 0.634 kg; C: 0.780 to 1.000 kg; D: 1.132 to 1.314 kg; E: 1.396 to 1.706 kg). In a completely randomize design composed by five treatments and 16 replicates, 80 fish were used. The yields of clean trunk and its residues, MSM in natura, MSM wastes and smoked MSM were evaluated, as well as the physic-chemical composition of in natura and smoked MSM. Additionally, a test of acceptance of the byproduct of smoked MSM was performed. Data were submitted to a variance analysis followed a Tukeys test at a 5% significance level. Weight ranges did not differ (P < 0.05) in relation to the yields of clean trunk, MSM production and after the smoking process. From the physic-chemical analysis of the MSM in natura, the product was classified as semi-fat fish meat. The smoked MSM displayed an increase in protein, lipids and ash contents in comparison to the MSM in natura. The acceptance test did not show significant differences among weight ranges, displaying mean values that correspond to “like it slightly”. Thus, it was concluded that C. gariepinus can be processed from a weight of 0.600 kg, the MSM in naturapresented satisfactory organoleptic characteristics, and higher consumption frequency of smoked MSM is achieved when the fish weight 0.900 kg.(AU)

O objetivo deste estudo foi avaliar o rendimento da carne mecanicamente separada (CMS) in natura e pós defumação obtida do bagre africano (Clarias gariepinus) abatido em diferentes classes de peso (A: 0,214 a 0,402 kg; B: 0,538 a 0,634 kg; C: 0,780 a 1,000 kg; D: 1,132 a 1,314 kg e E: 1,396 a 1,706 kg). Foram utilizados 80 peixes em um delineamento inteiramente casualizado composto por cinco tratamentos e 16 repetições. Avaliou-se os rendimentos de tronco limpo, resíduos do tronco limpo, CMS in natura, resíduos da CMS, CMS defumada, composição físico-química da CMS in natura e CMS defumada, e teste de aceitação do subproduto de CMS defumado. Os dados foram submetidos a ANOVA, e posteriormente ao teste de Tukey a 5% de significância. As classes de peso não diferiram (P<0,05) para os rendimentos de tronco limpo, produção da CMS e após o processo de defumação. A partir da análise físico-química a CMS in natura de acordo com o teor lipídico, foi classificada como carne de pescado semi-gorda. A CMS defumada teve um aumento nos teores de proteína, lipídios e cinzas em relação a CMS in natura. O teste de aceitação indicou que não houve diferença significativa entre as classes de peso, obtendo valores médios que correspondem a “gostei ligeiramente”. Portanto, o C. gariepinus pode ser processado a partir de 0,600 kg, a CMS in natura apresentou características organolépticas satisfatórias e maior frequência de consumo de CMS defumada de peixes com 0,900 kg.(AU)

Antimicrobial activity of essential oils of Origanum vulgare and Ocimum basilicum against Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Vibrio vulnificus and addition of these oils on Mugil platanus fillets / Atividade antimicrobiana dos óleos essenciais de Origanum vulgare e Ocimum basilicum frente a Vibrio parahaemolyticus e Vibrio vulnificus sua aplicação em filés de Mugil platanus

Species of the Vibrio genus are commonly reported as agents of food poisoning outbreaks associated with fish consumption. The objective of this study was to assess the antimicrobial activity of the essential oils of Origanum vulgare and Ocimum basilicum against Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Vibrio vulnificus, as well as to assess their addition to fillets of Mugil platanus and sensorial acceptance among consumers. The antimicrobial activity was analyzed by the disc diffusion test and minimal bactericidal concentration (MBC). M. platanus fillets, experimentally contaminated, were marinated for 24 hours in a solution containing 1.0% and 1.5% of essential oil of O. vulgare. For the sensory analysis, samples marinated in 1.5% of O. vulgare oil were prepared and offered to 100 testers. The oil of O. basilicum shows no antimicrobial activity, so its application would be ineffective; for such reason the subsequent tests were not performed. However, the essential oil of O. vulgare produced inhibition halo diameters ranging from 24.6 to 34.1 mm, on average, and the MBC ranging from 3.9% to 15.6%. When added to the product, the essential oil of O. vulgare eliminated the microorganisms that were experimentally inoculated. In the sensorial analysis, samples marinated in 1.5% of O. vulgare essential oil obtained an average of 6.82 of acceptance note among consumers.

Espécies do gênero Vibrio são comumente reportadas como agentes causadores de surtos alimentares associados ao consumo de pescados. O objetivo desse trabalho foi verificar a atividade antimicrobiana dos óleos essenciais de Origanum vulgare e Ocimum basilicum frente a Vibrio parahaemolyticus e Vibrio vulnificus, assim como verificar sua aplicabilidade em filés de Mugil platanus e aceitação sensorial. O efeito antimicrobiano foi analisado pelo teste de disco-difusão e concentração bactericida mínima (CBM). Filés de M. platanus, experimentalmente contaminados, foram marinados por 24 horas em solução com 1,0% e 1,5% de óleo essencial de O. vulgare. Para análise sensorial foram preparadas amostras marinadas em solução de 1,5% de óleo de O. vulgaree oferecidas a 100 avaliadores. O óleo de O. basilicum não apresentou atividade antimicrobiana; logo, a aplicação seria ineficaz e, por esse motivo não foram realizados os testes seguintes. Em contraste, o óleo essencial de O. vulgare apresentou halos em que as médias variaram entre 24,6 e 34,1 mm e a CBM ficou entre 3,9 e 15,6 μL mL-1. Quando aplicado no produto, o óleo essencial de O. vulgare eliminou os microrganismos que foram inoculados experimentalmente. Na análise sensorial, amostras marinadas em 1.5% de óleo essencial de O. vulgare obtiveram nota média de 6,82 de aceitação entre os consumidores. Sendo considerado alternativa no controle de microrganismos.

Composição química e aceitabilidade de pão sem glúten desenvolvido com mucilagem de quiabo / Chemical composition and acceptance of gluten-free bread developed with okra mucilage

Com objetivo de produzir pão sem glúten com composição química aprimorada e boa qualidade sensorial, foram elaboradas três formulações com diferentes quantidades de mucilagem de quiabo: (F0) 0 mL; (F1) 100 mL; (F2) 150mL. Determinou-se: rendimento da mucilagem, composição centesimal, valor calórico e atributos sensoriais dos pães por meio de escala hedônica. A mucilagem aumentou o rendimento das F1 e F2. Não houve diferença no teor de proteínas e o teor de lipídios de 7,9 g 100 g-1 (F1) e 6,0 g 100 g-1 (F2) foram inferiores ao da F0. A umidade da F1 (32,15 g 100 g-1) foi menor que nas demais formulações, enquanto cinzas (0,70 g 100 g-1), carboidrato (56,75 g 100 g-1) e valor calórico (308,1 kcal 100 g-1) foram superiores. No teste sensorial, todos os atributos foram avaliados nas categorias “gostei ligeiramente” e “gostei extremamente” pela maioria dos julgadores. A F1 obteve avaliações superiores às da F2 para textura, cor e impressão global e não diferiu em nenhum dos atributos na F0. Conclui-se que a F1 pode ser uma opção viável na busca de pão sem glúten com composição química aprimorada, por conter menor teor de lipídio e umidade, maior teor de cinzas e boa aceitação sensorial.

With the goal of producing gluten-free bread with improved chemical composition and good sensorial quality, three formulations were prepared with different amounts of okra mucilage: (F0) 0 mL; (F1) 100 mL; (F2) 150 mL. From this was determined: mucilage yield, centesimal composition, caloric value and sensory attributes of bread by hedonic scale. Mucilage increased the yield of F1 and F2. There was no difference in protein content and the lipid content of 7.9 g 100 g-1 (F1) and 6.0 g 100 g-1 (F2) were lower than that of F0. The moisture content of F1 (32.15 g 100 g-1) was lower than the other formulations, while ash (0.70 g 100 g-1), carbohydrate (56.75 g 100 g-1) and caloric value (308,1 kcal 100 g-1) were higher. In the sensory test, attributes were rated in the categories “liked slightly” and “liked extremely” by most judges. F1 scored higher than F2 for texture, color and overall impression and did not differ in any of the attributes at F0. It can be concluded that F1 may be a viable option in the search for gluten-free bread with improved chemical composition, as it contains lower lipid and moisture content, higher ash content and good sensory acceptance.

Composição química e aceitabilidade de pão sem glúten desenvolvido com mucilagem de quiabo / Chemical composition and acceptance of gluten-free bread developed with okra mucilage

Com objetivo de produzir pão sem glúten com composição química aprimorada e boa qualidade sensorial, foram elaboradas três formulações com diferentes quantidades de mucilagem de quiabo: (F0) 0 mL; (F1) 100 mL; (F2) 150mL. Determinou-se: rendimento da mucilagem, composição centesimal, valor calórico e atributos sensoriais dos pães por meio de escala hedônica. A mucilagem aumentou o rendimento das F1 e F2. Não houve diferença no teor de proteínas e o teor de lipídios de 7,9 g 100 g-1 (F1) e 6,0 g 100 g-1 (F2) foram inferiores ao da F0. A umidade da F1 (32,15 g 100 g-1) foi menor que nas demais formulações, enquanto cinzas (0,70 g 100 g-1), carboidrato (56,75 g 100 g-1) e valor calórico (308,1 kcal 100 g-1) foram superiores. No teste sensorial, todos os atributos foram avaliados nas categorias “gostei ligeiramente” e “gostei extremamente” pela maioria dos julgadores. A F1 obteve avaliações superiores às da F2 para textura, cor e impressão global e não diferiu em nenhum dos atributos na F0. Conclui-se que a F1 pode ser uma opção viável na busca de pão sem glúten com composição química aprimorada, por conter menor teor de lipídio e umidade, maior teor de cinzas e boa aceitação sensorial.(AU)

With the goal of producing gluten-free bread with improved chemical composition and good sensorial quality, three formulations were prepared with different amounts of okra mucilage: (F0) 0 mL; (F1) 100 mL; (F2) 150 mL. From this was determined: mucilage yield, centesimal composition, caloric value and sensory attributes of bread by hedonic scale. Mucilage increased the yield of F1 and F2. There was no difference in protein content and the lipid content of 7.9 g 100 g-1 (F1) and 6.0 g 100 g-1 (F2) were lower than that of F0. The moisture content of F1 (32.15 g 100 g-1) was lower than the other formulations, while ash (0.70 g 100 g-1), carbohydrate (56.75 g 100 g-1) and caloric value (308,1 kcal 100 g-1) were higher. In the sensory test, attributes were rated in the categories “liked slightly” and “liked extremely” by most judges. F1 scored higher than F2 for texture, color and overall impression and did not differ in any of the attributes at F0. It can be concluded that F1 may be a viable option in the search for gluten-free bread with improved chemical composition, as it contains lower lipid and moisture content, higher ash content and good sensory acceptance.(AU)

Antimicrobial activity of essential oils of Origanum vulgare and Ocimum basilicum against Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Vibrio vulnificus and addition of these oils on Mugil platanus fillets / Atividade antimicrobiana dos óleos essenciais de Origanum vulgare e Ocimum basilicum frente a Vibrio parahaemolyticus e Vibrio vulnificus sua aplicação em filés de Mugil platanus

Species of the Vibrio genus are commonly reported as agents of food poisoning outbreaks associated with fish consumption. The objective of this study was to assess the antimicrobial activity of the essential oils of Origanum vulgare and Ocimum basilicum against Vibrio parahaemolyticus and Vibrio vulnificus, as well as to assess their addition to fillets of Mugil platanus and sensorial acceptance among consumers. The antimicrobial activity was analyzed by the disc diffusion test and minimal bactericidal concentration (MBC). M. platanus fillets, experimentally contaminated, were marinated for 24 hours in a solution containing 1.0% and 1.5% of essential oil of O. vulgare. For the sensory analysis, samples marinated in 1.5% of O. vulgare oil were prepared and offered to 100 testers. The oil of O. basilicum shows no antimicrobial activity, so its application would be ineffective; for such reason the subsequent tests were not performed. However, the essential oil of O. vulgare produced inhibition halo diameters ranging from 24.6 to 34.1 mm, on average, and the MBC ranging from 3.9% to 15.6%. When added to the product, the essential oil of O. vulgare eliminated the microorganisms that were experimentally inoculated. In the sensorial analysis, samples marinated in 1.5% of O. vulgare essential oil obtained an average of 6.82 of acceptance note among consumers.(AU)

Espécies do gênero Vibrio são comumente reportadas como agentes causadores de surtos alimentares associados ao consumo de pescados. O objetivo desse trabalho foi verificar a atividade antimicrobiana dos óleos essenciais de Origanum vulgare e Ocimum basilicum frente a Vibrio parahaemolyticus e Vibrio vulnificus, assim como verificar sua aplicabilidade em filés de Mugil platanus e aceitação sensorial. O efeito antimicrobiano foi analisado pelo teste de disco-difusão e concentração bactericida mínima (CBM). Filés de M. platanus, experimentalmente contaminados, foram marinados por 24 horas em solução com 1,0% e 1,5% de óleo essencial de O. vulgare. Para análise sensorial foram preparadas amostras marinadas em solução de 1,5% de óleo de O. vulgaree oferecidas a 100 avaliadores. O óleo de O. basilicum não apresentou atividade antimicrobiana; logo, a aplicação seria ineficaz e, por esse motivo não foram realizados os testes seguintes. Em contraste, o óleo essencial de O. vulgare apresentou halos em que as médias variaram entre 24,6 e 34,1 mm e a CBM ficou entre 3,9 e 15,6 μL mL-1. Quando aplicado no produto, o óleo essencial de O. vulgare eliminou os microrganismos que foram inoculados experimentalmente. Na análise sensorial, amostras marinadas em 1.5% de óleo essencial de O. vulgare obtiveram nota média de 6,82 de aceitação entre os consumidores. Sendo considerado alternativa no controle de microrganismos.(AU)