Verwendung des Overlay-Assay zur qualitativen Messung bakterielle Produktion und die Sensibilität für Pneumokokken Bacteriocine
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Competition in Streptococcus pneumoniae is mediated by bacteriocins, small antimicrobial peptides with inhibitory activity towards pneumococcus and other related species. Here we describe an optimized bacterial overlay assay that allows for the characterization of bacteriocin activity and inhibitory spectrum, bacteriocin-specific immunity, and detection of secreted quorum sensing peptides.
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Maricic, N., Dawid, S. Using the Overlay Assay to Qualitatively Measure Bacterial Production of and Sensitivity to Pneumococcal Bacteriocins. J. Vis. Exp. (91), e51876, doi:10.3791/51876 (2014).
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