Advances in Animal and Veterinary Sciences

Research Article
Adv. Anim. Vet. Sci. 6(12): 556-568
 
Figure 1

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows wells concentrations of Bacteriocin and Ceftazidime. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculum), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth+indicator, C4 = Ceftazidime alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 2

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows wells concentrations of Bacteriocin and Imipenem. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculum), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth +indicator, C4 = Imipenem alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 3

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows wells concentrations of Bacteriocin and Minocycline. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculum), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth +indicator, C4 = Minocycline alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 4

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows well concentration of Bacteriocin and Ceftazidime. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculum), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth +indicator, C4 = Ceftazidime alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 5

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows well concentration of Bacteriocin and Imipenem. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculum), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth +indicator, C4 = Imipenem alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 6

Diagram of the checkerboard assay shows well concentration of Bacteriocin and Minocycline. C1 = broth alone (no bacterial inoculant), C2 = broth+ indicator + org, C3 =broth +indicator, C4 = Minocycline alone, C5 = D.W. alone and C6 = Bacteriocin alone. 

Figure 7

Minimum inhibitory concentration of Ceftazidime and Bacteriocin before and after combination by Isobolographic analysis. 

Figure 8

Minimum inhibitory concentration of Imipenem and Bacteriocin before and after combination by Isobolographic analysis.  

Figure 9

Minimum inhibitory concentration of Minocycline and Bacteriocin before and after combination by Isobolographic analysis