Sabah Abo-El-maaty Ahmed alsayed
Dept. Head
Effect Of Secondary Metabolites Products from Marine Streptomyces Against Bacteria Causing Otitis Media
Journal of Basic and Environmental Sciences • 2024
Publication Information
Authors
Sabah A. Abo El-Maaty, Mervat G. Hassan, Mohamed E. Elawady, Ahmed A. Hamed, Khaled H. El-harony
Keywords
Otitis media, Streptomyces, secondary metabolites
Journal
Journal of Basic and Environmental Sciences
Publisher
Not Available
Volume
11
Issue
Not Available
Pages
19-40
publication.type
Local
Paper Link
Open Link
Supplementary Materials
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Abstract
The most prevalent and serious illness in the world, otitis media, is typified by
fluid accumulation in the middle ear along with acute infection signs and symptoms,
which are brought on by bacterial infections. Due to increasing of multi drug resistance
bacteria we are in this study use marine Streptomyces specially its secondary metabolites
against these multi drug resistance bacteria after isolation and prove that they affected
these bacteria. Forty-four are actinomycetes isolates were taken from marine habitats
including Hurgada marine sea, Ras Sedr sediment, Ain Sokhna sediment marine sea
water, while thirty-six bacterial isolates were obtained from Kafr El-Sheikh General
Hospital, Benha University Hospital and Mabaret El-Asafra hospital. The antimicrobial
activities of ethyl acetate extracts for isolated Streptomyces spp. Tested using the agar disc
diffusion method. 50 µl of each extract culture were soaked on filter paper discs and
placed on neutral agar media seeded with isolated bacteria. Antimicrobial activity for
Streptomyces extracts isolated from three regions is observed against isolated bacteria.
fluid accumulation in the middle ear along with acute infection signs and symptoms,
which are brought on by bacterial infections. Due to increasing of multi drug resistance
bacteria we are in this study use marine Streptomyces specially its secondary metabolites
against these multi drug resistance bacteria after isolation and prove that they affected
these bacteria. Forty-four are actinomycetes isolates were taken from marine habitats
including Hurgada marine sea, Ras Sedr sediment, Ain Sokhna sediment marine sea
water, while thirty-six bacterial isolates were obtained from Kafr El-Sheikh General
Hospital, Benha University Hospital and Mabaret El-Asafra hospital. The antimicrobial
activities of ethyl acetate extracts for isolated Streptomyces spp. Tested using the agar disc
diffusion method. 50 µl of each extract culture were soaked on filter paper discs and
placed on neutral agar media seeded with isolated bacteria. Antimicrobial activity for
Streptomyces extracts isolated from three regions is observed against isolated bacteria.
