doi: 10.1128/jcm.29.9.2079-2081.1991.
Elastolytic activity of Bacteroides nodosus isolated from sheep and goats with foot rot
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Elastolytic activity of Bacteroides nodosus isolated from sheep and goats with foot rot
J Clin Microbiol.
1991 Sep.
Abstract
The elastolytic activities of 82 Bacteroides nodosus strains were studied. Two substrates, insoluble elastin and soluble elastin, were used for this purpose. Roughly 15% of the strains which did not digest insoluble elastin were elastolytic with soluble elastin, the latter providing greater sensitivity, speed, and objectivity than its insoluble counterpart.
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