Saccharomyces cerevisiae em milho armazenado e o efeito na redução de aflatoxicoses. / Saccharomyces cerevisiae in stored corn and the reduction effect of aflatoxicosis.

AUTOR(ES)

Antonio Sampaio Baptista

DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO

2001

RESUMO

The utilization of live cells of yeasts - Saccharomyces cerevisiae - as probiotic, and, extracted components of the cellular wall of this yeast, as addictive, to desired functions, have been object of interest, due the promising results until then obtained and, simultaneously, for the excess of biomass of yeasts generated by the etanol and beer industry in Brazil. For these reasons, two experiments were led, one with the objective of investigate the possibility to use the corn as an alternative vehicle for the yeast S. cerevisiae - as probiotic, and other, with the purpose of studying the capacity to reduce damages promoted by the aflatoxins of the live yeasts, termoliseds and mananoligossacarides. The first experiment was mounted in a factorial arrangement 2x2x5, constituted of two concentrations of yeasts (1 and 2%), corn grains with two moisture contents (16 and 20%) and 5 storage periods (0, 15, 30, 90 and 110 days), random arrangement, with 4 replications. The other study, was a bioassay, led during 28 days, with rats Wistar, in completely randomzed desing, with 7 treatments and 5 repetitions. The concentration of applied cells in the corn grains did not influence the viability of the yeasts during the storage. The moisture of the substrate interfered in the development of the viability, and that in substrate with bigger moisture contents smaller viability averages were observed during the storage. The viability of the cells of yeasts remains constant for 30 days and to the 90 days in storage reductions were observed in the number of viable cells. The yeasts presented viability from 70% to the 110 days in storage. The inoculation of live yeasts in corn grains, aiming its use as probiotic, is a viable technique. The treatments with yeast termolised and mananoligossacarídes were not capable of reducing the damages promoted by the aflatoxins in hepatocites level. The live yeasts were capable to reduce the damages caused by the aflatoxins in cellular level.

ASSUNTO(S)

yeast aflatoxina levedura cultura de célula stored corn microbial cells aflatoxin milho armazenado cell cuture célula microbiana

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