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ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF BACTERIOCIN PRODUCED BY LACTIC ACID BACTERIA PRESENTED BY U. Jegadheeswari II M. Sc Microbiology St. Mary’s College, Thoothukudi
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ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY OF BACTERIOCIN PRODUCED BY

LACTIC ACID BACTERIA

PRESENTED BYU. Jegadheeswari

II M. Sc MicrobiologySt. Mary’s College, Thoothukudi

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Milrially diluted up to 9 dilutions using sterile distilled water

Fl of the sample was plated on the sterile Deman Rogosa Sharpe agar

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ion and incubated at 37°c for 48 hours.

After incubation well isolated typical colonies were formed.

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• The positive culture from the selective agar were taken for the following confirmation test.

1. Microscopic observation

2. Bio chemical Characteristics

IDENTIFICATION OF Lactobacillus sp

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• MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATIONS:

1. Gram’s staining test were performed for the identification of the Lactobacillus sp as gram positive or gram negative organism.

2. Spore staining technique was examined for the isolated strain as a spore forming or non spore forming organism.

3. Motility test were performed for the for the identification of the motility or non motility of the organism.

MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION

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• For the confirmation of the organism various Bio-chemical tests were performed.

1. IMViC test2. Catalase test3. Oxidase test4. Triple sugar iron test5. Sugar fermentation test6. Hydrogen per oxide test

BIO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS

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PRODUCTION OF BACTERIOCIN

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ANTI BACTERIAL ACTIVITY• Muller Hinton agar were prepared and sterilized.• After sterilization the medium were poured in to

a sterile Petri plates and allow to solidify.• In the sterile agar plates wells are cutted.• Using a sterile swab the different bacterial

cultures were swabbed on Muller Hinton agar plate.

• the crude bacteriocin supernatant were added 20µl,50µl,75µl,100µl respectively at 37°c for 24 hours.

• The result were observed and tabulated.

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RESULT

• Lactobacillus culture was isolated and identified from the milk sample and it was confirmed by the microscopic observation and biochemical characteristics.

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S. No Characteristic features Lactobacillus sp

MICROSCOPIC EXAMINATION

1. Gram’s Staining Gram Positive

2. Shape Rod

3. Spore staining Non-spore forming

4. Motility Non- motile

RESULT FOR MICROSCOPIC OBSERVATION

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S. NO CHARACTERIZATION

RESULT

1. Indole Negative2. Methyl red Negative3 Voges Proskeaur Negative4. Citrate Negative5. Catalase Negative6. Oxidase Negative7. Triple sugar iron

testAlkaline Slant

8. Hydrogen per oxide test

Positive

BIO- CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION RESULT

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CARBOHYDRATE FERMENTATION TEST RESULT

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PRODUCTION OF BACTERIOCIN

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ANTIBACTERIAL ACTIVITY USING BACTERIOCINS.NO BACTERIAL CULTURES CONCENTRATION OF

BACTERIOCIN(µl)

ZONE OF INHIBITION(mm)

1. Bacillus subtilis 513

2. Staphylococcus aureus 711

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3. Escherichia coli 30µl 3

4. Pseudomonas fluorescence

30µl50µl75µl

100µl

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CONCLUSION• Thus the bacteriocin production using

Lactobacillus sp were highly identified and its antibacterial activity was justified by the zone of inhibition.

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