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Page 1: Biosensors in food industry’  presentation by Sonika Singh, NIFTEM, M.tech First year

‘Biosensors in Food Industry’

By- Sonika Singh (FTM), 414014Dated : May 7th 2015

A Status Paper Presentation

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Food Quality Checks• Involves making sure the agricultural produce is microbe/pathogen free.• Making sure that raw material is being handled safely.• The processing operation is pathogen free.• Food testing in laboratories.• GHP and GMP

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Problems with Food Analysis•Sample preparation is

tedious job.

•Results may not be reproducible.

•Results may be inaccurate.

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What are Biosensors?

• Biological Entity

• Electronic Entity

• Chemical Entity

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WORKING AND ELEMENTS OF A BIOSENSOR

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Classification of Biosensors

•Enzymes•Proteins•Antibodies•DNA•Organelles•Microbial

Cells

Biological Recognition Transducer and Measured Property

•Electrochemical• Electrical•Optical• Mass Sensitive •Thermal

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Conventional modes of food analysis and their disadvantages-

•Expensive•Time

Consuming•Changes the

morphology of the food

CASE STUDY- How sampling destroys the real analysis of a food product.

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Uses of Biosensors

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Usage of Biosensors in Food Industry

• PH

• DNA Testing

• Alcohol Testing

• Sugar Content Testing

•Contamination in packed Food

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A Typical Biosensor

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Biosensors in Dairy Technology•DNA testing of the cows•Pathogen Testing in the milk•Milk bacterial Load• Micro-organism Identification in the milk• Test for preservation and pasteurization

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Biosensors in Agriculture• Testing for pesticides in the

crop.• Soil ph testing• Crop deterioration test• Crop respiration detectors• Gases detectors• Environmental pollutants

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Trending BiosensorsE- nose

• Sensory Analysis Software (accuracy)• Detection of odd volatile compounds• Application in Tea, Wine, Coffee, Spices Industry

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Trending BiosensorsE- Tongue• Used when a combination of volatiles and their effect on sensory is to be analyzed.• Applications in Tea, Coffee, Beverage (liquid food industry).

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Indian scenario in usage of BiosensorsResearch and Development is less; companies depends more on usage of conventional systems

Usage of Biosensors are limited to medical field.

Not manufactured in India. Custom made are expensive.

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Global scenario in usage of biosensors

Pathogen Detector Toxin detector using Smartphone app

E-Tongue (Handy) Calorie Counter

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Nano-sensors in Food Packaging Nanotechnology offers 3 distinct advantages to food packaging-•Barrier resistance• Incorporation of active components to provide functional performance• Sensing of relevant information

Application in this area already support development of improved-

• Taste, colour, flavour, texture and consistency of foodstuffs, increased absorption and bioavailability of nutrients and health supplements.• New food packaging materials with improved mechanical, barrier and antimicrobial properties

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Nano-sensors for Food Safety

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Companies manufacturing Food Biosensors

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Conclusion• The potential is infinite.

• Developmental stage; unorganized.

• India lags in food quality.

• Companies reluctant want to invest in R & D and food quality.

• With stringent food regulations, the quality assurance might increase and hence would increasing the usage of biosensors.

• Handy food biosensors will eliminate the need of conventional biosensors.

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The last fraction… • A handy biosensor that beats all the

biosensors/food testing equipments ever.

• How can Indian industries use biosensors for quality assurance.

• From Field to table- Biosensor usage in fresh foods.

• Small, medium and large scale industry- how could biosensors make a difference in terms of quality.

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THANK YOU