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Volume 05

Journal of Infectious Diseases and Treatment

ISSN: 2472-1093

JOINT EVENT

Applied Microbiology-2019 & Antibiotics 2019

Immunology 2019

October 21-22, 2019

October 21-22, 2019 Rome, Italy

&

&

8

th

Edition of International Conference on

Antibiotics, Antimicrobials & Resistance

12

th

International Conference on

Allergy & Immunology

6

th

World Congress and Expo on

Applied Microbiology

Plantaricin plays a role for post-fermented tea

Yolani Syaputri

1

, Masanori Horie

2

and

Hitoshi Iwahashi

1

1

Gifu University, Japan

2

Health Research Institute, AIST, Japan

P

ost-fermented tea samples, before fermentation, primary and secondary fermentation process fromeach company

were collected and studied. Klebsiella

pneumoniae subsp. ozaenae, Pseudomonas glareae, Klebsiella variicola

, and

Pseudomonas aeruginosa were observed in tea leaf before fermentation. Furthermore, in primary and secondary

fermentation

Lactobacillus plantarum

became one of the major lactic acid bacteria species can survive in these

processes. The results showed that

plnA, plnEF

, and

plnNJK

existed in primary and secondary fermentation. Two

potentials

L. plantarum

were isolated from post-fermented tea samples,

L. plantarum

IYO1501 and

L. plantarum

IYO1511. plnA and plnEF were encoded on plasmid of

L. plantarum

IYO1501 and

L. plantarum

IYO1511. Whereas,

plnNJK was encoded on

L. plantarum

IYO1511 chromosome. Schematic representation of

plnA, plnEF

, and plnNJK

gene cluster in

L. plantarum

showed different schematics gene cluster. The cluster structure of plantaricin encoding

region was not shown yet around plantaricin gene region before. plnA on

L. plantarum

IYO1501 showed 96%

homology of GenBank. The results showed clearly that

L. plantarum

IYO1501 and

L. plantarum

IYO1511 produced

plantaricin on plasmid and on chromosome and play an important role for the success of the product.

Recent Publications

1.

Strong Antimicrobial of Lactic Acid Bacteria and Species Identification of Virgin Coconut Oil Products

in Padang West Sumatera, Indonesia (2017). International Journal on Advance Science, Engineering and

Information Technology (IJASEIT)

2.

Isolation and Characterization of

Lactobacillus spp

. From Virgin Coconut Oil, West Sumatra. 2018.

International Symposium on Animal Production and Conservation for Sustainable Development

3.

Probiotic Research in Several Products of Virgin Coconut Oil from Padang, Indonesia. 2018. Journal of

Physic

Biography

Yolani Syaputri is pursuing her PhD at Gifu University. She has worked in the area of especially food fermentation, lactic acid bacteria, and bacteriocins. Currently,

she is developing fermented tea from Gifu, Japan. She is interested to find a potential lactic acid bacterium which is isolated frommany samples. She focused on

identification bacteriocin gene or structural gene, immunity protein and secretion gene to get the genetic information and develop them to make a good product.

Yolani Syaputri et al., J Infec Dis Treat 2019, Volume: 05

Figure: plnEF, Gene cluster L. plantarum

IYO1501 on plasmid