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This study indicates that the APBS from B. subtilis FB123 holds promising potential for development as a novel anti-S.
Findings indicate that BLIS WYQ-2cin possesses potential as a natural antibiotic alternative for the prevention and control of porcine bacterial diarrhea.
PAM3-2 is a proteinaceous bacteriocin-like antibacterial substance produced by marine-derived A. pittii with high physicochemical stability, and exhibits broad-spectrum antibacterial activity, particularly against S. Paratyphi B, and its antibacterial effect is associated with disruption of membrane integrity.
While the peptide shows promising in vitro dual antibacterial and toxin-neutralizing capacity, its high sensitivity to proteinase K limits oral application.
Experiments confirmed that this substance is heat-stable, non-toxic, and exerts antibacterial activity through disruption of the outer membrane, which provides a novel strategy for controlling A. hydrophila in aquaculture.
It was seen that free pectinase is stable up to 70°C with the half-life of 7.4 min which emphasizes its thermal stability at higher temperature, which has significant impact on industrial applications.
These findings highlight the biotechnological potential of metabolites from Streptomyces sp.
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