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Chapter IV: Results<br />

Fig. 4.7 Chloestrol removal by Lactobacillus strain. Each point represents the mean ±<br />

st<strong>and</strong>ard error (SE) mean of three independent experiments.<br />

4.10 Detection of antimicrobial peptide (bacteriocin)<br />

A total of six Lactobacillus isolated <strong>from</strong> traditionally food <strong>and</strong> meconium was<br />

evaluated for the production of bacteriocins or antimicrobial peptides. In the agar spot test,<br />

the Enterobacter (Chronobacter) sakazakii ATCC 51329, L. monocytogenes ATCC 19111, S.<br />

flexneri 2a, A. hydrophila ATCC 35654, Y. enterolitica ATCC 9610 <strong>and</strong> S. typhimurium<br />

ATCC 19585 indicator strains showed weak to strong inhibition (zone of inhibition of more<br />

than 1 mm <strong>from</strong> edge of producer colony up to 23 mm).The results are shown in Table 4.21,<br />

which depecit strains with antagonistic activity, as demonastrable by the broad range of<br />

pathogen inactivation profile. The bacteriocin elaborated by L. casei LAM-1 was judged to<br />

be most potent, amongst the six isolates. The bacteriocin was thus further purified <strong>and</strong><br />

characterized.

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