Isolation of Listeriaphage From the Environmental Objects

Suldina, E.V.; Kovaleva, E.N.; Vasilyev, D.А.; Zolotukhin, S.N.

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“…As a result of their interaction with bacteria, they maintain bacteriological balance by restricting the number of bacteria and preventing them from multiplying. This enables the preparations to act as a biological protector against opportunistic pathogenic bacteria [3][4][5] .…”

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Phage Detection of Pathogen Microorganisms in Agricultural Ecosystems Monitoring as Part of Sectoral Foresight

Kovaleva¹,

Vasilyev²,

Plygun³

et al. 2016

Int. J. Res. Ayurveda Pharm.

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The purpose of the agricultural ecosystems lies in supplying people with the outputs of crop production and livestock farming. The main feature is a purposeful or unintentional anthropogenic change of the living conditions of cultivated plants and domestic animals. The aim of study is working out the methods of practical application of the bacteriophages for the detection of the pathogenic microorganisms as part of sectoral foresight. The activity of the target phages was evaluated by their ability to lyse a bacterial culture in liquid and solid growth medium and represented by maximal dilution. Four bacteriophages Listeria-L2А, L4A (SRI NRIVVaMR RAAS, Pokrov, Russia), P100 (Listex™, Netherlands), Lm1 (IRCMiB, Ulyanovsk, Russia) were tested and found that phages L 2A, L 4A and P100 are genus-specific, the phage Lm1 is species-specific.

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Phage Detection of Pathogen Microorganisms in Agricultural Ecosystems Monitoring as Part of Sectoral Foresight

Kovaleva¹,

Vasilyev²,

Plygun³

et al. 2016

Int. J. Res. Ayurveda Pharm.

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Silicon, Its Forms and Methods of Determination in Water Bodies: A Review

Kamenetskaya¹

2022

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Background: Characteristics of silicon and its compounds found in water bodies and recently updated standards for their content in drinking water regulated by Russian Sanitary Rules and Norms SanPiN 2.1.4.3685–21, Hygienic standards and re- quirements for ensuring safety and/or harmlessness of environmental factors for humans, necessitate optimal and affordable methods of determination of silicon for drinking water quality control purposes. Objective: To summarize published data on the forms of silicon and methods of their quantitative determination in source and drinking water. Materials and methods: Information and analytical methods based on summarization and analysis of data of scientific papers published in 1923–2020 and cited by Scopus and RSCI international scientometric databases were applied. The search terms included silicon, drinking water, silicon compounds, and methods of quantitative determination. The initial sample consist- ed of 57 articles, of which 14 were excluded after primary screening and 43 publications compliant with selection criteria were reviewed. Results: Published data summarization has demonstrated the prevalence monomeric and dimeric species of silicic acid and soluble silicate ions in most water bodies. Conclusion: The silicomolybdic acid spectrophotometry is the method of choice for determination of silicon concentrations in source water.

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Isolation of Listeriaphage From the Environmental Objects

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Phage Detection of Pathogen Microorganisms in Agricultural Ecosystems Monitoring as Part of Sectoral Foresight

Phage Detection of Pathogen Microorganisms in Agricultural Ecosystems Monitoring as Part of Sectoral Foresight

Silicon, Its Forms and Methods of Determination in Water Bodies: A Review

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