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Authors: Tampubolon Biatna Dulbert, National Research and Innovation Agency；Brawijaya University Purwanto Endi Hari, National Research and Innovation Agency Anggraeni Putty, National Research and Innovation Agency Anggundari Widia Citra, National Research and Innovation Agency Mulyono Ary Budi, National Research and Innovation Agency Basuki Budhy, National Research and Innovation Agency Nurhakim Arif, National Research and Innovation Agency Prasetya Bambang, National Research and Innovation Agency Wahono Daryono Restu, National Research and Innovation Agency Manab Abdul, Brawijaya University Radiati Lilik Eka, Brawijaya University
Health risks associated with milk contamination can take many forms. There is currently little data on the trends in microbial contamination and the mapping of its distribution. This study aims to map the spread of microbial contamination in cattle milk throughout ASEAN and assess trends in this area. A database originating from Scopus is collected using Boolean operators. This research used 19,967 papers as references with topics or themes of bacteria, milk, microbes, and antibiotics with loci in the ASEAN region. The analysis results show that 2021 is the peak of article production with 49 articles, followed by 2022 with 40 articles. The most productive institution is Khon Kaen University. Key research topics include antimicrobial resistance, lactic acid bacteria, bovine health issues, and fermentation in milk production. Research on antimicrobial resistance, the use of lactic acid bacteria in dairy products, cow health, and the milk fermentation process needs to be explored further. Collaboration between countries, especially Thailand and Malaysia, must also be improved to produce higher-quality research.
Keywords: antibiotics,ASEAN,bibliometrics,regencies,scientific reference
Published in: IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation( Volume: 71, Issue: 4, April 2023)
Page(s): 2908 - 2921
Date of Publication: 2908 - 2921
DOI: 10.1109/TAP.2023.3240032
Publisher: UNITED SOCIETIES OF SCIENCE
