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Predictive Micro Tools

Format	Author(s)	Title / Description	Date added	Details
	Schaffner, DW	Predictive food microbiology Gedanken experiment: why do microbial growth data require a transformation? This report develops an artificial microbial growth curve for use in 'gedanken' experiments, implying a (more) Publication Month: April 1998	Jan 23, 2009
	Eastern Regional Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture/United Kingdom Food Standards Agency/Institute of Food Research	ComBase Database of predictive microbiology information collected from researchers, institutions, and published literature. (more)	Jul 14, 2003
	Institute of Food Research	MicroFit v1.0 Tool for obtaining microbiological growth parameters from challenge test data. You must register to download the software, but the download is free. (more)	Jul 14, 2003
	Transgalactic Ltd.	Automation in Microbiology and Biosciences This CD includes "Research Express" software, which "Controls a microbiology reader Bioscreen C, draws growth curves (more)	Mar 12, 2003
	Exponent, Inc.	FARE Microbial^TM Software program for conducting probabilistic microbial risk assessment. The program was developed by Exponent (more) Publication Month: September 2002	Nov 4, 2002
	Microbial Food Safety Research Unit, Eastern Regional Research Center, Agricultural Research Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture	Pathogen Modeling Program Tool for estimating the effects of multiple variables on the growth or survival of foodborne pathogens.	Aug 31, 2001
	Snyder, Jr., O. Peter	Calculating the Total Growth of Bacteria in Cooked Food Using the FDA Code Controls Tables for calculating length of time cooked foods may be safely kept at various temperatures. Publication Date: Sunday, January 7, 2001	Aug 31, 2001