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Doctorat
Inde
2013
Characterization and control of camel milk isolates of cronobacter sakazakii
Titre : Characterization and control of camel milk isolates of cronobacter sakazakii
Auteur : Kalpana
Université de soutenance : Dayalbagh Educational Institute
Grade : Master of Philosophy (Zoology) 2013
Résumé
Cronobacter species are opportunistic pathogens and are linked with life
threatening infections in neonates. They are responsible for causing rare but severe
forms of meningitis, sepsis and necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) in newborn infants
and neonates. The present study was done to check the prevalence of Cronobacter
sakazakii in camel milk and to study their growth control by antibiotics, plant
extracts and lactic acid bacteria. 7 isolates of Cronobacter sakazakii were obtained
from 16 camel milk samples. These isolates were characterized biochemically and
molecularly. Molecular analysis revealed that observed isolates were not
Cronobacter sakazakii. Isolates were reidentified and their growth control by
antibiotics, plant extracts and lactic acid bacteria was also studied.
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