Michael Mgaogao's research while affiliated with RAK Medical and Health Sciences University and other places
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Publications (2)
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Although many bacterial culture media are available commercially, there is a continuous effort to develop better selective media for bacteria, which cannot be grown on existing media. While exploring antibacterial properties of clove, we observed that it has the potential to selectively inhibit growth of certain types of bacteria. This...
Objective: Although many bacterial culture media are commercially available, there is a continuous effort to develop better selective media for bacteria, which cannot be grown on existing media. While exploring antibacterial properties of clove, we observed that it has the potential to selectively inhibit growth of certain types of bacteria. This l...
Citations
... 14,15 Selective plating For the isolation of Salmonella from clinical samples, Xylose Lysine Deoxycholate Agar (XLD, Hi Media, India) and MacConkey agar (Hi Media, India) were used. 16,17 The transparent colonies on the MacConkey agar and the red colonies with a black center on the XLD agar were selected for the pure culture of the bacteria. These colonies were sub-cultured to the XLD agar plate through the streak plate method. ...
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