20. باال فشار با غذا فراوری(HPP)
Representative electron micrograph sections of cells of Escherichia coli E218/02 (A) and
Escherichia coli C-600 (B) untreated or treated with HHP at 300 MPa and 600 MPa. a:
cytoplasmic membrane; b: cell wall; c: enlarged cell; d: disorganization of the genome
area; e: condensation of cytoplasmic material in amorphous regions; f: membrane with
winding shape; g: detached membrane.
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