Use of differential rumen fluid-based carbohydrate agar media for culturing lactose-selected cecal bacteria from chickens
A rumen fluid-based differential carbohydrate agar medium for enumerating chicken cecal carbohydrate-utilizing bacteria was tested. Eleven bacteria isolated from a continuous-flow culture that had been seeded with chicken cecal contents were inoculated on fifteen different media in an anaerobic envi...
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| description | A rumen fluid-based differential carbohydrate agar medium for enumerating chicken cecal carbohydrate-utilizing bacteria was tested. Eleven bacteria isolated from a continuous-flow culture that had been seeded with chicken cecal contents were inoculated on fifteen different media in an anaerobic environment. These media included various levels of rumen fluid (0%, 5%, 10%, 16%) and carbohydrate (glucose [GLU], galactose [GAL], lactose[LAC]). Viable cell recovery (colony-forming units [CFU]/direct cell counts X 100%) was higher for 16% rumen fluid-supplemented carbohydrate media than the lower concentrations of rumen fluid-supplemented carbohydrate media. In addition, average viable cell recovery of all 11 bacteria on differential carbohydrate media were significantly (P 0.05) higher in galactose and lactose media than on the glucose media. Data indicated that 16% rumen-fluid based media can be used to enumerate anaerobic, lactose-fermenting subgroups of chicken cecal bacteria |
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