Aislamiento e identificación de cepas bacterianas de la piel de anfibios terrestres
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Se trata de un método para muestrear y aislar bacterias cultivables de la microbiota cutánea de salamandras pletodóntidas europeas (género Speleomantes). Aquí, presentamos un protocolo para muestrear la piel de la salamandra con hisopos y procesarlos utilizando enfoques cultivables. Describimos el muestreo, el aislamiento y el establecimiento del cultivo axénico con caracterización de cepas bacterianas.
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Farda, B., Pellegrini, M., Coppari, L., Cacchio, P., Lunghi, E. Isolation and Identification of Bacterial Strains from Skin of Terrestrial Amphibians. J. Vis. Exp. (220), e67862, doi:10.3791/67862 (2025).
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