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THE APPLICATION OF CHEMICAL ANALYSIS TECHNIQUES IN MICROBIOLOGY RESEARCH: A REVIEW OF METHODS, ADVANCEMENTS, AND IMPLICATIONS FOR FOOD AND NUTRITION

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Syed Nadeem Gillani, Tausif Ahmad, Anum Rehman, Iram Saba, Sarah Bint E Irshad, Muzaffar Abbas, Iraj Zahid, Kazim Ali
» doi: 10.53555/ecb/2024.13.01.11

Abstract

This review paper provides an in-depth analysis of the application of chemical analysis techniques in microbiology research, specifically focusing on its relevance in the field of food research. The paper begins with an introduction highlighting the importance of microbiology and food research in various fields. It emphasizes the significance of chemical analysis techniques in advancing these areas of study. The overview of microbiology research discusses its significance in medicine, agriculture, and environmental science. The challenges and complexities involved in studying microorganisms are explored, along with an overview of current approaches and methods used in microbiology and food research. The review then delves into chemical analysis techniques and their applications in microbiology research. Different types of techniques, such as chromatography, mass spectrometry, and spectroscopy, are examined. The benefits and limitations of these techniques in studying microorganisms are evaluated. Methods and advancements in chemical analysis techniques are presented, including an overview of the methods used, advancements in technology and instrumentation, and recent developments and innovations in the field. The applications of chemical analysis techniques in microbiology research are explored, with a specific focus on food research. This includes the detection and identification of microorganisms in food, analysis of microbial metabolites and biomarkers in food, and the study of microbial interactions and communities. The significance and impact of these applications in advancing microbiology research are evaluated.

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