Isolation of mycobacteria from dairy creamery effluent sludge

Isolation and screening of Bacillus subtilis isolated from the dairy effluent for the production of protease

Proteases are a group of enzymes, found in all living organisms and are essential for the cell growth and differentiation. The proteases have wide applications in pharmaceutical, leather, laundry, food and waste processing industries. Their catalytic function is to hydrolyze peptide bonds of proteins and break them down into polypeptides or free amino acids. The present study was aimed at isola...

Isolation of Listeria monocytogenes from Meat and Dairy Products

Introduction: This study was intended to determine the presence and distribution of Listeria monocytogenes in various meat and dairy products from Qazvin Province by culture followed by biochemical and morphological assays. The identity of the isolates was further obtained by amplification of prfA gene in bacteria isolates. This gene is a transcriptional activator of virulence gene ex...

Isolation of Mycobactins from Various Mycobacteria

Mycobactin S has been isolated from Mycobacterium smegmati8 and from Mycobacterium sp. Olitzky & Gershon, strain 2, and mycobactin H from M. thermore8i8tible; all three organisms were grown on synthetic media of low iron content. These two mycobactins are mixtures of compounds having the same nucleus but differing in their fatty side chains. The nucleus of mycobactin S has a chemical structure ...

Isolation of genomic DNA from mycobacteria.

Draft Genome Sequence of Ammonia-Producing Aeromonas sp. MDS8 Strain MCC2167 from Sludge of a Dairy Effluent Treatment Plant

The draft genome sequence of an amylase-, protease-, lipase-, oxidase-, and catalase-producing Gram-negative bacillus (Aeromonas sp. MDS8 strain MCC2167) with the ability to produce ammonia during 16 h of growth at 37°C, isolated from dairy sludge, with a size of 4,841,753 bp and a G+C content of 63.1%, is reported here.