Bacteriocin production and sensitivity

Folia Microbiologica - Tập 49 - Trang 172-174 - 2004
K. Kecerová1, P. Pristaš1, P. Javorský1
1Institute of Animal Physiology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Košice, Slovakia

Tóm tắt

Using an overlay test the production of bacteriocin-like activity and resistance was found in 6 of the total of 7 isolates (5 enterococcal and 2 streptococcal). The majority of strains were sensitive to all bacteriocin producers tested. After acetone precipitation, bacteriocin precipitates were tested for thermal stability. They exhibited high stability at 37°C and some of them were active even after a treatment at 95 °C.

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