1995 journal article

INACTIVATION OF FOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS WITH MAGAININ PEPTIDES

JOURNAL OF FOOD PROTECTION, 58(4), 381–388.

By: L. Abler n, N. Klapes n, B. Sheldon n & T. Klaenhammer n

author keywords: MAGAININ; PEPTIDES; FOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS; DISINFECTION; FOOD
TL;DR: Of the 13 bacterial strains tested, Salmonella heidelberg 3432-2 demonstrated the greatest recovery (from an initial reduction of ~7 log cycles), and magainin 2 amide exhibited greater inactivation across all bacterial test strains compared to mag 2, while the addition of bovine serum albumin to the inactivation assay medium at 37°C reduced the bactericidal activity of mag 2 amid against the test strains. (via Semantic Scholar)
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