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A review on the microbiology of indigenous fermented foods and beverages of Ethiopia
M Ashenafi
Ethiopian Journal of Biological Sciences 5 (2), 189-245, 2006
1762006
Assessment of the antimicrobial activity of lactic acid bacteria isolated from Borde and Shamita, traditional Ethiopian fermented beverages, on some foodborne pathogens and …
G Tadesse, E Ephraim, M Ashenafi
Internet Journal of Food Safety 5, 13-20, 2005
1502005
Salmonella, Shigella and growth potential of other food-borne pathogens in Ethiopian street vended foods
D Muleta, M Ashenafi
East African medical journal 78 (11), 576-580, 2001
1292001
Microbiological quality of Ayib, a traditional Ethiopian cottage cheese
M Ashenafi
International Journal of Food Microbiology 10 (3-4), 263-268, 1990
1141990
Cockroach-associated food-borne bacterial pathogens from some hospitals and restaurants in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia: Distribution and antibiograms
E Tachbele, W Erku, T Gebre-Michael, M Ashenafi
Journal of Rural and Tropical Public Health 5 (1), 34-41, 2006
922006
Factors influencing adoption of dairy technology on small holder dairy farmers in selected zones of Amhara and Oromia National Regional States, Ethiopia.
G Dehinenet, H Mekonnen, M Kidoido, M Ashenafi, EG Bleich
842014
Yeast and lactic acid flora of tej, an indigenous Ethiopian honey wine: variations within and between production units
B Bahiru, T Mehari, M Ashenafi
Food microbiology 23 (3), 277-282, 2006
73*2006
Microbial load, prevalence and antibiograms of Salmonella and Shigella in lettuce and green peppers
B Guchi, M Ashenafi
Ethiopian journal of health sciences 20 (1), 2010
712010
Microbial load, microflora and keeping quality of raw and pasteurized milk from a dairy farm.
M Ashenafi, F Beyene
701994
Fate of Escherichia coli O157: H7 during the processing and storage of Ergo and Ayib, traditional Ethiopian dairy products
M Tsegaye, M Ashenafi
International Journal of Food Microbiology 103 (1), 11-21, 2005
692005
Growth of Listeria monocytogenes in fermenting tempeh made of various beans and its inhibition by Lactobacillus plantarum
M Ashenafi
Food Microbiology 8 (4), 303-310, 1991
641991
Growth of Bacillus cereus in fermenting tempeh made from various beans and its inhibition by Lactobacillus plantarum
M Ashenafi, M Busse
Journal of Applied Bacteriology 70 (4), 329-333, 1991
631991
Distribution of drug resistance among enterococci and Salmonella from poultry and cattle in Ethiopia
B Bekele, M Ashenafi
Tropical animal health and production 42, 857-864, 2010
622010
Bacteriological profile and holding temperatures of street-vended foods from Addis Ababa
D Muleta, M Ashenafi
International journal of environmental health research 11 (1), 95-105, 2001
602001
Effect of container smoking and incubation temperature on the microbiological and some biochemical qualities of fermenting ergo, a traditional Ethiopian sour milk
M Ashenafi
International Dairy Journal 6 (1), 95-104, 1996
591996
The microbiology of Ethiopian foods and beverages: A review
M Ashenafi
SINET: Ethiopian Journal of Science 25 (1), 97-140, 2002
572002
Some microbiological and nutritional properties of Borde and Shamita, traditional Ethiopian fermented beverages
M Ashenafi, T Mehari
Ethiopian Journal of Health Development 9 (2), 1995
561995
Inhibitory effect of Lactobacillus plantarum on Salmonella infantis, Enterobacter aerogenes and Escherichia coli during tempeh fermentation
M Ashenafi, M Busse
Journal of Food Protection 52 (3), 169-172, 1989
541989
Effect of container smoking and udder cleaning on the microflora and keeping quality of raw milk from a dairy farm in Awassa
M Ashenafi, F Beyene
TROPICAL SCIENCE-LONDON- 33, 368-368, 1993
521993
Growth and survival of Escherichia coli O157: H7 in fresh tropical fruit juices at ambient and cold temperatures
I Mutaku, W Erku, M Ashenafi
International journal of food sciences and nutrition 56 (2), 133-139, 2005
512005
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