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Actinomadura sp. 101_SQ a moderate halotolerant isolated from salt lake in east of Algeria: A potential source of antibacterial substances

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Assessing the antibacterial activity of the 101_SQ strain, isolated from Ezzemoul salt lake (Algeria) against representative Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria, while profiling its secreted metabolites suggested pharmaceutical and biotechnological potential.

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