Comparison of media for the isolation of Enterobacter sakazakii

Article Abstract:

The isolation of Enterobacter sakazaki was tried in a novel broth that found to sustain the growth of all the strains of Enterobacter. The selective, chromogenic agars developed on the basis of enzyme glucosidase show variable growth of the bacterial strains.

Bacterial growth, Bacterial infections

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Resolution of distinct membrane-bound enzymes from enterobacter cloacae SLD1a-a that are responsible for selective reduction of nitrage and selenate oxyanions

Article Abstract:

The study conducted describes the purification of two distinct membrane-bound enzymes that reduce either nitrate or selenate oxyanions. The nitrate reductase is typical of the NAR-type family, with alpha and beta subunits of 140 kDa and 58 kDa, respectively.

Analysis, Enzymes, Enzyme synthesis

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Fecal microbiota composition and frailty

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The relationship between fecal microbiota composition and frailty in the elderly was studied. The fecal samples from volunteers with high frailty scores showed significant reductions in the number of lactobacilli.

Lactobacillus, Stool specimen analysis

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