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    An E Coli contamination linked to lettuce
    An E Coli contamination linked to lettuce

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    has now spread here to California.
    has now spread here to California.

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    An e coli outbreak linked to baby spinach.
    An e coli outbreak linked to baby spinach.

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    And that outbreak of the stomach bug known as cyclospora.
    And that outbreak of the stomach bug known as cyclospora.

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    In the 2000,
    In the 2000,

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    fresh produce emerged as a huge vehicle of outbreak.
    fresh produce emerged as a huge vehicle of outbreak.

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    And nobody thought that, you know,
    And nobody thought that, you know,

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    people will be becoming sick from eating salads.
    people will be becoming sick from eating salads.

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    So all this was new to the food industry.
    So all this was new to the food industry.

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    This warning does keep expanding.
    This warning does keep expanding.

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    It's getting bigger and bigger and what the CDC is saying
    It's getting bigger and bigger and what the CDC is saying

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    tonight is that you not eat any kind of romaine lettuce.
    tonight is that you not eat any kind of romaine lettuce.

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    It is really important to have appropriate
    It is really important to have appropriate

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    decontamination measures for these salad vegetables.
    decontamination measures for these salad vegetables.

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    And that is why the work we do in our lab
    And that is why the work we do in our lab

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    with all these natural plant based
    with all these natural plant based

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    decontamination measures is really important.
    decontamination measures is really important.

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    Hi Elizabeth.
    Hi Elizabeth.

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    Hi, Doctor.
    Hi, Doctor.

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    So, how's it going?
    So, how's it going?

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    So, what are you guys doing now?
    So, what are you guys doing now?

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    So we just finished sample 33.
    So we just finished sample 33.

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    I'm Sadhana Ravishankar
    I'm Sadhana Ravishankar

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    I am a professor at the School of Animal
    I am a professor at the School of Animal

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    and Comparative
    and Comparative

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    Biomedical Sciences at the University of Arizona.
    Biomedical Sciences at the University of Arizona.

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    My expertize is in food safety, and in our lab we are focusing
    My expertize is in food safety, and in our lab we are focusing

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    everything based on a farm to fork approach.
    everything based on a farm to fork approach.

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    So some of the studies we are doing are looking at
    So some of the studies we are doing are looking at

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    what are the cross-contamination potential
    what are the cross-contamination potential

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    of environmental matrices such as soil and dust, as well
    of environmental matrices such as soil and dust, as well

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    as irrigation water
    as irrigation water

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    onto the edible portion of the crop,
    onto the edible portion of the crop,

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    simulating the conditions that can occur in a field
    simulating the conditions that can occur in a field

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    in a laboratory condition.
    in a laboratory condition.

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    We are looking at how these different bacteria attach
    We are looking at how these different bacteria attach

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    on the surface of various fresh produce, such as, you know,
    on the surface of various fresh produce, such as, you know,

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    cantaloupe versus a honeydew melon versus leafy greens.
    cantaloupe versus a honeydew melon versus leafy greens.

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    You're just starting today right?
    You're just starting today right?

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    And did you clean all these coupons already?
    And did you clean all these coupons already?

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    Yes, So I have all the clean coupons here.
    Yes, So I have all the clean coupons here.

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    We do some pre harvest studies in the lab
    We do some pre harvest studies in the lab

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    in which we have to apply our treatments from.
    in which we have to apply our treatments from.

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    The plants are growing, for example.
    The plants are growing, for example.

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    So we do grow leafy greens and we do the treatments
    So we do grow leafy greens and we do the treatments

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    at different stages.
    at different stages.

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    And on the post-harvest side we are looking at
    And on the post-harvest side we are looking at

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    how to decontaminate produce commodities such as leafy
    how to decontaminate produce commodities such as leafy

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    greens, melons using plant based anti-microbial washes.
    greens, melons using plant based anti-microbial washes.

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    And then we are also using anti-microbial edible films
    And then we are also using anti-microbial edible films

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    as either a wrap or as an ingredient
    as either a wrap or as an ingredient

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    going into salad bags for their decontamination
    going into salad bags for their decontamination

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    potential against foodborne pathogenic bacteria.
    potential against foodborne pathogenic bacteria.

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    [Inspirational music]
    [Inspirational music]

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    So I was awarded the inventor of the year
    So I was awarded the inventor of the year

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    and I was chosen by the tech launch Arizona.
    and I was chosen by the tech launch Arizona.

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    And I like being an entrepreneur.
    And I like being an entrepreneur.

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    And I would say that's not that easy
    And I would say that's not that easy

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    because I have to wear several hats in a day.
    because I have to wear several hats in a day.

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    And I think because of my passion, I'm able to multitask
    And I think because of my passion, I'm able to multitask

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    and I'm able to do whatever it needs to be done,
    and I'm able to do whatever it needs to be done,

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    both as a professor, as an administrator,
    both as a professor, as an administrator,

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    as a teacher, and also as an entrepreneur.
    as a teacher, and also as an entrepreneur.

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    So, you know,
    So, you know,

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    being in the food safety field and understanding
    being in the food safety field and understanding

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    how pathogens survive
    how pathogens survive

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    in the food products and, you know,
    in the food products and, you know,

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    what are the points of contamination.
    what are the points of contamination.

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    When I make my own salad, I have to make it.
    When I make my own salad, I have to make it.

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    I will not eat salad made by anybody else.
    I will not eat salad made by anybody else.

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    And I know my
    And I know my

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    my family knows that because what
    my family knows that because what

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    I feed to my family, for me, you know,
    I feed to my family, for me, you know,

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    nobody should be getting sick
    nobody should be getting sick

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    from foodborne illness in my house.
    from foodborne illness in my house.

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    As a researcher and as a scientist,
    As a researcher and as a scientist,

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    what I believe is I should be doing research
    what I believe is I should be doing research

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    that could be put to good use for the community.
    that could be put to good use for the community.

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    So it should have an impact in the society.
    So it should have an impact in the society.

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    And that is the reason I chose this career,
    And that is the reason I chose this career,

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    because food is something that everybody loves, everybody eats.
    because food is something that everybody loves, everybody eats.

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    And we want to produce a safe food.
    And we want to produce a safe food.

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    [Inspirational music]
    [Inspirational music]

All noun
contamination
/kənˌtaməˈnāSH(ə)n/

word

Being impure because of a harmful agent

Fighting Foodborne Illness

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Intro:

An E Coli contamination linked to lettuce. has now spread here to California.. An e coli outbreak linked to baby spinach.. And that outbreak of the stomach bug known as cyclospora.
In the 2000,. fresh produce emerged as a huge vehicle of outbreak.
And nobody thought that, you know,. people will be becoming sick from eating salads.. So all this was new to the food industry.. This warning does keep expanding.. It's getting bigger and bigger and what the CDC is saying
tonight is that you not eat any kind of romaine lettuce.
It is really important to have appropriate. decontamination measures for these salad vegetables.
And that is why the work we do in our lab. with all these natural plant based. decontamination measures is really important.. Hi Elizabeth.. Hi, Doctor.. So, how's it going?.

Video Vocabulary

/ɡet/

verb

To become affected by illness or disease.

noun verb

Fresh foods such as fruits and vegetables. To grow something naturally.

/ˈoutˌbrāk/

noun

Sudden occurrence of illness, discontent etc..

/ˈfiniSHt/

adjective verb

having been completed or ended. To use or consume all of something.

/THôt/

noun verb

Person's opinion about something. To have an idea, opinion or belief about something.

/ˈwôrniNG/

noun verb

statement or event that warns of something or that serves as cautionary example. To tell someone about possible danger.

/ˈnaCH(ə)rəl/

adjective adverb noun

Not made by humans; without human intervention. naturally. person having innate talent.

/təˈnīt/

adverb noun

on present or approaching evening or night. evening or night of present day.

/ˈmeZHər/

noun other verb

plan or course of action. Tools used to calculate the size of some things. To calculate size, weight or temperature of.

/prəˈfesər/

noun

university academic of highest rank.

/rōˈmān/

noun other

cos lettuce. .

/əˈmərj/

verb

become visible.

/ˌdēkənˌtaməˈnāSH(ə)n/

noun

Removal of contaminants, e.g. radioactive.

/kənˌtaməˈnāSH(ə)n/

noun

action of making or becoming impure.

/ˈvēək(ə)l/

noun

Machine (such as a car) used to carry things.