2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.biologicals.2019.12.006
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Isolation and characterization of phage (ETP-1) specific to multidrug resistant pathogenic Edwardsiella tarda and its in vivo biocontrol efficacy in zebrafish (Danio rerio)

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“…As suggested by other researchers, observed reduction in ETP-1 persistency or phage decay among tissues could be due to assemblage of factors such as the use of filtrating systems by higher organisms for removal of phages, production of phage neutralization antibodies, and irreversible adsorption to fish tissues [8,13]. We reported previously, that ETP-1 could withstand (40% survival) at the pH 3 up to 1 h in vitro, and completely loss the infectivity at ≤ pH 2 and ≥ 11 [23]. Thus, it could expect the stability issues of the phages while transporting through high acidic and proteolytic activity environments during oral delivery.…”
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“…As suggested by other researchers, observed reduction in ETP-1 persistency or phage decay among tissues could be due to assemblage of factors such as the use of filtrating systems by higher organisms for removal of phages, production of phage neutralization antibodies, and irreversible adsorption to fish tissues [8,13]. We reported previously, that ETP-1 could withstand (40% survival) at the pH 3 up to 1 h in vitro, and completely loss the infectivity at ≤ pH 2 and ≥ 11 [23]. Thus, it could expect the stability issues of the phages while transporting through high acidic and proteolytic activity environments during oral delivery.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…Bacteria strain and the bacteriophage E. tarda strain and its infecting phage ETP-1 were previously isolated from seawater obtained from marine aquaculture farm and characterized in detail [23]. The bacteria strain stored at − 80°C was streaked on a tryptic soy agar (TSA) plate and incubated over night at 25°C.…”
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