The Surveys and Analysis on Incidence of Vibrio Parahaemolyticus in Workers of Food in Low Period of Food Poison in an Area of Shenzhen
Wang Yue-pin
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Wang Yue-pin
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OBJECTIVE To explore the carry level of vibrio parahaemolyticus for food practitioner in low period of food safety period. METHODS Use real-time PCR method to detect samples rapidly, the doubtful results which used real-time PCR to detect the corresponding samples. RESULTS 1 200 samples were tested and 9 positives were detected with positive rate of 0.8%. CONCLUSION In low period of food safety accident, the carrying rate of vibrio parahaemolyticus for food practitioner was 0.5%.
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OBJECTIVE To explore the carry level of vibrio parahaemolyticus for food practitioner in low period of food safety period. METHODS Use real-time PCR method to detect samples rapidly, the doubtful results which used real-time PCR to detect the corresponding samples. RESULTS 1 200 samples were tested and 9 positives were detected with positive rate of 0.8%. CONCLUSION In low period of food safety accident, the carrying rate of vibrio parahaemolyticus for food practitioner was 0.5%.
Key concepts: Vibrio parahaemolyticus, Environmental health, Food poisoning, Food safety, Incidence (geometry), Medicine, False positive paradox, Veterinary medicine