Objective:To screen the antibacterial drugs from different solvent extracts of tissue and egg of marine gastropods Chicoreus ramosus against clinically isolated human pathogenic bacteria.Methods:Vibrio parehaemolyticu...Objective:To screen the antibacterial drugs from different solvent extracts of tissue and egg of marine gastropods Chicoreus ramosus against clinically isolated human pathogenic bacteria.Methods:Vibrio parehaemolyticus(J13300),Aeromonus hydrophilla(IDH1585),Salmonella typhi(C6953),Salmonella paratyphi A(C6915),Vibrio cholerae(IDH5439)and Escherichia coli(H10407)using standard well diffusion method and its minimum inhibitory concentration.Results:Different solvent extracts of Chicoreus ramosus was screened for their activity against egg inhibited the growth of the tested pathogenic bacterial strains.The minimum inhibitory concentration of both the extract ranged from 4 to 12 mg/mL.The study revealed that the acetone and chloroform extract of both the tissues and Conclusions:These results suggest that marine gastropods tissue and egg extract contains comparatively good antibacterial activity.展开更多
基金Supported by Centre for Marine Living Resources and Ecology,Cochin,Ministry of Earth Sciences,New Delhi,India(Grant No.MoES/10-MLR/01/12).
文摘Objective:To screen the antibacterial drugs from different solvent extracts of tissue and egg of marine gastropods Chicoreus ramosus against clinically isolated human pathogenic bacteria.Methods:Vibrio parehaemolyticus(J13300),Aeromonus hydrophilla(IDH1585),Salmonella typhi(C6953),Salmonella paratyphi A(C6915),Vibrio cholerae(IDH5439)and Escherichia coli(H10407)using standard well diffusion method and its minimum inhibitory concentration.Results:Different solvent extracts of Chicoreus ramosus was screened for their activity against egg inhibited the growth of the tested pathogenic bacterial strains.The minimum inhibitory concentration of both the extract ranged from 4 to 12 mg/mL.The study revealed that the acetone and chloroform extract of both the tissues and Conclusions:These results suggest that marine gastropods tissue and egg extract contains comparatively good antibacterial activity.
