Study and optimization of freeze-drying cycles of model probiotic: Morphology characterization of Lyophilisates by SEM
Résumé
These experimental data are concerning the optimization of freeze-drying
cycles of a model type Casei probiotic bacteria with water based formulations
using lactose and polymer polyvinylpyrolidone (PVP) as cry/lyo protectants.
After a previous study devoted to the influence of the main freeze-drying
parameters (freezing rates; shelf temperature; total gas pressure) on the
bacteria survival ratios, this paper reports some morphological data obtained
by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with the final lyophilisates.
The numerous and original SEM images realized with different formulations
of water binary or ternary mixtures with fixed operating conditions proved to
be very useful to explain and to understand the different bacteria survival
ratios observed.,
Thus, with bacteria or micro-organisms systems, this powerful investigation
method of characterization of lyophilisates morphology should be more
largely used in the future for setting up the optimal formulations parameters
(composition) and the connected operating physical parameters of freezedrying steps (freezing rate, shelf temperature, total gas pressure).
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