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1. Cold-leaching extraction. A new methodology for obtaining inhibitory substances produced by bacteria in solid media. v4

Author

Catherine Cesa-Luna, Alberto Aguayo-Acosta, Antonino Baez, Jesús Muñoz-Rojas, and Verónica Quintero-Hernández

Subjects
biology, Chemistry, Leaching (metallurgy), Pulp and paper industry, biology.organism_classification, Solid medium, Bacteria
Abstract

Inhibitory substances can be obtained and purified by different methodologies. Free cell supernatants obtained by centrifugation and filtration are commonly used for evaluating antimicrobial metabolites produced by bacteria. In this work, a new methodology for obtaining antimicrobial metabolites is proposed, especially implemented for bacteria which are not able to produce these compounds in liquid media; based on the use of nitrocellulose filter membranes and solid culture media.

Published
2020

2. Cold-leaching extraction v1

Author

Catherine Cesa-Luna, Antonino Báez, Alberto Aguayo-Acosta, Verónica Quintero-Hernández, and Jesús Muñoz-Rojas

Abstract

Inhibitory substances can be obtained and purified by different methodologies. Free cell supernatants obtained by centrifugation and filtration are commonly used for evaluating antimicrobial metabolites produced by bacteria. In this work, a new methodology for obtaining antimicrobial metabolites is proposed, especially implemented for bacteria which are not able to produce these compounds in liquid media; based on the use of nitrocellulose filter membranes and solid culture media.

Published
2020

3. Cold-leaching extraction. A new methodology for obtaining inhibitory substances produced by bacteria in solid media. v2

Author

Catherine Cesa-Luna, Antonino Báez, Alberto Aguayo-Acosta, Verónica Quintero-Hernández, and Jesús Muñoz-Rojas

Abstract

Inhibitory substances can be obtained and purified by different methodologies. Free cell supernatants obtained by centrifugation and filtration are commonly used for evaluating antimicrobial metabolites produced by bacteria. In this work, a new methodology for obtaining antimicrobial metabolites is proposed, especially implemented for bacteria which are not able to produce these compounds in liquid media; based on the use of nitrocellulose filter membranes and solid culture media.

Published
2020

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