June 1, 2010 Thesis Open Access

Eshetu Legesse

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    "description": "<p>The threat of aflatoxin contamination in food commodities and its association with health risks<br>\nin both animals and humans continues to raise increasing concern over years. In this research, A.<br>\nflavus species found in association with peanuts in storage and their potential to produce<br>\naflatoxin in collected samples was determined. About 11 to 87% of collected peanut samples<br>\nwere infected with various moulds including Rhizopus sp., Fusarium sp., Aspergilus flavus, A.<br>\nniger, other Aspergillus sp., Penicillium sp., and other undefined sp.<br>\nAspergillus flavus is known to be the most patent aflatoxigenic strains infects 80.69 % of the<br>\ntotal samples analyzed. Eighty five percent of the tested isolates of A. flavus were capable for<br>\nthe production of aflatoxins.<br>\nFrom the total of 52 peanut (Arachis hypogaea) samples analyzed, 38 (73.06 %) were positive<br>\nfor aflatoxin. The average levels of aflatoxins detected in the seed samples were between<br>\n0.57(from Babile new harvest sample) to 447.02 ppb (from Babile three month stored in pp bag).<br>\nThe higher level of toxicity is more than twenty times greater than the acceptable dosage (20<br>\nppb: US Standards) in peanuts of three month stored after wet shelling. This research pointed out<br>\nthat the storage and shelling practice of farmers have effects in aflatoxin contamination in peanut<br>\ndespite enormous efforts to control this mycotoxin&nbsp;</p>", 
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