Genome sequence and metabolic analysis of Pseudomonas fragi unveil the meat spoilage and CO-antibacterial mechanism under high-oxygen modified atmosphere packaging
内容:
Pseudomonas fragi is a predominant meat-borne spoilage bacterium that is sensitive to CO2 under high-oxygen modified
atmosphere packaging (HiOx-MAP). This study was designed to reveal the spoilage potential of a popular wild-type P. fragi T1 in
HiOx-MAP beef by whole genome sequencing, and explore the bacterial metabolic response to CO2 utilizing combined metabolomic and
volatile organic compounds (VOCs) analysis, under treatment (CO2-enriched) HiOx-MAP (TMAP, 50% O2/40% CO2/10% N2) or control
(non-CO2) HiOx-MAP (CMAP, 50% O2/50% N2) during chilled storage. Results showed that the strain P. fragi T1 was endued with
spoilage-related genes associated with protease, lipase and esterase production, amino acid metabolism, carbon metabolism, sulfur
metabolism, and putrescine metabolism, which was responsible for the hydrolysis of meat protein and lipid, as well as off-odor formation.
The growth of P. fragi under CMAP resulted in the production of VOCs, such as diacetyl, 1-undecene, 2-undecanone, nonanal,
(Z)-5-decen-1-ol, and (E)-2-octenal, etc. The TMAP declined above VOCs concentrations significantly (P < 0.05) by inhibiting P. fragi
growth and regulating its metabolic activities. The metabolomic analysis further manifested that CO2 inhibited the P. fragi growth by
decreasing cell membrane fluidity, disturbing energy metabolism, and inhibiting amino acid metabolism and nucleotide biosynthesis. This
work provides valuable information for understanding the P. fragi-induced meat spoilage phenomena, and the antibacterial mechanism of
CO2 against P. fragi.
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