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Antimicrobial activity of lactobacilli isolated from camel milk
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Abstract
In the present study, fifty raw camel milk samples were randomly collectedfrom six Egyptian Governorates and analyzed for isolation of Lactobacillus species.Isolates were identified using biochemical, morphological and molecular tools.Twenty two isolates (44%) were belongedtoLactobacillus species namely; 9 Lactobacillus plantarum, 7 L. acidophilus, 2 L. casei subspp.pseudoplantarum,2 L. fermentum, 1 L. brevis and 1 L. paracasei with a percentage of (18%),(14%), (4%), (4%) (2%) and(2%) respectively. Five isolates (10%) were identified as Clostiridiumbaratii,6 isolates (12%) were identified asAtopobium vaginae,while 17 isolates (34%) wereunidentified