New Bacillus subtilis Strains as Promising Probiotics |
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Authors: | G. F. Khadieva M. T. Lutfullin N. K. Mochalova O. A. Lenina M. R. Sharipova A. M. Mardanova |
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Affiliation: | 1.Kazan Federal University,Kazan,Russia;2.Arbuzov Institute of Organic and Physical Chemistry, Kazan Scientific Center,Russian Academy of Sciences,Kazan,Russia |
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Abstract: | The properties of new B. subtilis strains GM2 and GM5, isolated from potato rhizosphere and possessing high antimicrobial activity, were studied. The potential of the strains for their use as probiotics was characterized. The strains were resistant to bile and to a wide range of the ambient pH. B. subtilis strains GM2 and GM5 possessed proteolytic and phytate-hydrolyzing activity and proved to be safe for model animals. The strains were characterized by antagonistic properties against phytopathogenic micromycetes, as well as against pathogenic and opportunistic enterobacteria. B. subtilis GM2 and GM5 were concluded to be promising strains for use as probiotics. |
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