TAILIEUCHUNG - Isolation, characterization of bioactive secondary metabolites producing Pseudomonas species from soil of Marathwada region, India

The production of secondary metabolites from Pseudomonas species has been the most economical and biotechnological source for the discovery of new bioactive compounds. The aim of the present study was to isolate potent bioactive secondary metabolites producing Pseudomonas spp. strain from the agricultural soil of Marathwada region. There were 16 isolates obtained from different areas in Marathwada region and studied for the production of secondary metaboilts and its antibacterial properties. These antimicrobial compounds were extracted and tested against some pathogenic microorganisms such as Bacillus subtilis, Escherichia coli, Streptococcus pyogenes, Staphylococcus aureus, Proteus vulgaris and Klebsiella pneumoniae. The results showed that among the isolated Pseudomonas spp. three of the isolates namely S3, S6, and S15 were found to be of potential antagonists against pathogenic organisms and thus providing the production of secondary metabolites which has the potent bioactive compounds to control the soil borne pathogens. | Isolation, characterization of bioactive secondary metabolites producing Pseudomonas species from soil of Marathwada region, India

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• Secondary metabolites
• Pseudomonas species
• Bioactive compounds
• Bioactive secondary metabolites producing
• Pseudomonas species from soil
• Medicinal plants
• Volatile oil
• DNA isolation
• Secondary metabolites and polysaccharides
• Diabetes mellitus
• Pharmacological significance
• Plant secondary metabolites
• Prophylactic applications
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• Secondary metabolites from micromonospora sp
• Six secondary metabolites
• The cultures broth of Micromonospora
• Bacillus cereus and Candida albicans
• Marine microorganism
• Solid state fermentation
• Secondary metabolites produced
• Fermentation techniques
• Endophytic fungi
• α amylase
• Inhibitory activity
• Aspergillus egypticus–HT166
• Aspergillus egypticus
• Endophytic fungus
• Component composition
• Helianthus tuberósus
• Ocimum sanctum
• Aloe barbadensis Mill
• Aspergillus niger
• Sclerotium rolfsii
• Polyunsaturated fatty acids
• Production of polyunsaturated fatty acids
• Protein interceded responses
• Strategies for acquiring
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• Organic chemistry
• Streptomyces genus
• Organic Chemistry doctoral thesis
• Antimicrobial secondary metabolites isolated
• Marine derived actinobacteria strains
• TSM Trichoderma secondary metabolites
• Turcicum leaf blight
• Botanicals and fungicides
• Turcicum leaf blight of maize
• Fungicides against exserohilum turcicum
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• Camellia sinensis
• Oolong tea cultivar
• Biochemical characteristics
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• Zinc alginate microparticles
• Soilless cultivation
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• Marine derived fungus penicillium chrysogenum 045 357 2
• Minimal Inhibitory Concentratio
• Penicillium chrysogenum 045 357 2
• Biological activity
• Pentas species
• Biological activity of Pentas species
• Syphilis and snake poisoning
• Trichoderma asperellum
• Antifungal compounds
• GC MS
• Retention time
• Marine fungus
• Marine sponge associated fungus
• Xenomyrothecium sp IMBC FP2 11
• Xenomyrothecium fungal strain
• Higher fungi
• Phellinus and Hexagonia
• Combining mycological
• Molecular techniques
• Chemical types
• Biochemistry of Plant Secondary Metabolism
• Ecological functions
• Molecular Biotechnology
• Chemical Ecology
• Pharmaceutical Biology
• BMC Plant Biology
• Regulatory network
• Secondary metabolism
• Dynamic regulatory network
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• Medicinal licorice
• Plant growth
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• Citrus fruits
• Human health
• Cultivated worldwide
• Marine microorganisms
• Antimicrobial activity
• Cylo (Leu Pro)
• Bacterium Nocardiopsis Sp (G057)