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Study of Lactic Acid Bacteria Biodiversity in Fermented Cobrancosa Table Olives to Determine Their Probiotic Potential.

ABSTRACT: Current market trends point at increasing demand for functional foods, namely those carrying probiotics. In the case of table olives, presence of probiotics would convey a competitive advantage to Mediterranean-based diets, already established for their cultural heritage and gastronomic character. This work assessed the safety and resistance to gastrointestinal digestion of 19 native LAB strains from Cobrançosa table olives. Strains were identified via molecular sequencing (4 fingerprints/10 strains for Lactiplantibacillus pentosus, and 2 fingerprints/9 strains for L. paraplantarum), and exposed to simulated gastrointestinal fluids, as per the INFOGEST in vitro protocol with modifications. None of those strains proved dangerous for human consumption. Survivability to the gastrointestinal resistance test ranged from 29% to 70%, with strain-dependent variability. L. paraplantarum i18, i27, and i102, and L. pentosus i10 and i11 exhibited statistically lower survival rates (29−35%) than probiotic the Greek table olive reference strain L. pentosus B281 (53%). Among the other strains, L. paraplantarum i101 and L. pentosus i53 and i106 showed the highest survival rates but were not significantly different from the strain of Lacticaseibacillus casei isolated from commercial probiotic yoghurt (65−70%). In vitro results proved that strains retrieved from fermenting cultivar Cobrançosa possess the potential to be claimed as probiotics—thus deserving further attention toward the development of a specific starter culture.

SUBMITTER: Coimbra-Gomes J

PROVIDER: S-EPMC9563300 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Oct

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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Study of Lactic Acid Bacteria Biodiversity in Fermented <i>Cobrançosa</i> Table Olives to Determine Their Probiotic Potential.

Coimbra-Gomes Joana J Reis Patrícia J M PJM Tavares Tânia G TG Malcata Francisco Xavier FX Macedo Angela C AC

Foods (Basel, Switzerland) 20221001 19

Current market trends point at increasing demand for functional foods, namely those carrying probiotics. In the case of table olives, presence of probiotics would convey a competitive advantage to Mediterranean-based diets, already established for their cultural heritage and gastronomic character. This work assessed the safety and resistance to gastrointestinal digestion of 19 native LAB strains from Cobrançosa table olives. Strains were identified via molecular sequencing (4 fingerprints/10 str ...[more]

PMID: 36230126

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Study of Lactic Acid Bacteria Biodiversity in Fermented Cobrancosa Table Olives to Determine Their Probiotic Potential.

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Study of Lactic Acid Bacteria Biodiversity in Fermented <i>Cobrançosa</i> Table Olives to Determine Their Probiotic Potential.

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