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novobiocin

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novobiocin [‚nō·və′bī·ə·sən]
(microbiology)
C30H36O11N2A moderately broad-spectrum antibiotic produced by strains ofStreptomyces niveusandS. spheroides; it is a dibasic acid and is converted either to the monosodium salt or to the calcium acid salt for pharmaceutical use.


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It includes the company' s inhibitor-free Buffered Peptone Water, which supports the recovery of sublethally damaged organisms prior to further enrichment in media such as Rappaport Vassiliadis Broth, Mueller Kaufmann Tetrathionate Novobiocin Broth (MKTTn) and Selenite Broth.
coli and Listeria) was formulated by scientists who compared its performance with other common selective media--modified EC broth with novobiocin for E coli O157:H7, Fraser broth for Listeria, and Rappaport-Vassiliadis broth for Salmonella.
Standard antibiotics of chloramphenicol 30 [micro]g, streptomycin 10 [micro]g, tetracycline 30 [micro]g, erythromycin 15 [micro]g, neomycin 30 [micro]g, novobiocin 30 [micro]g, kanamycin 30 [micro]g, and penicillium G 10 units were used as positive controls.
 
 
 
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