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Figure 1 Lactoferrin (above); apolactoferrin (below) test of apolactoferrin and oligosaccharides against C. albicans did not show any inhibition zone on either SDA or MH-GMB.

Figure 1 Lactoferrin (above); apolactoferrin (below) test of apolactoferrin and oligosaccharides against C. albicans did not show any inhibition zone on either SDA or MH-GMB.

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Figure 2 The Bradford Assay for Lactoferrin This in vitro experimental study shows that using different test media can give different results even though using the same test method and substance. These results indicate that the susceptibility test results of the substances that have the potential to be antifungal are influenced by the type of assay, the composition of the assay media, and the tested isolates’
Figure 2 The Bradford Assay for Lactoferrin This in vitro experimental study shows that using different test media can give different results even though using the same test method and substance. These results indicate that the susceptibility test results of the substances that have the potential to be antifungal are influenced by the type of assay, the composition of the assay media, and the tested isolates’
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Figure 4 Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) for Oligosaccharides ananassae es ahem In this study, both hLf, bLf, gLf, and fLf inhibited the growth of C. albicans in SDA, but not in MH-GMB. A study by Andrés et al.’® shows that Lf’s antifungal activity depends on the cells’ energy metabolism. In the absence of oxygen, starved C. albicans was almostresistant to different lactoferrin concentrations, unlike non-starved cells exposed to this protein under oxygenic conditions, which were susceptible in Lf concentration-dependent way. Candida spp. needs a sugar-rich medium to grow properly.® This is supported by Miramon et al.™“, the
Figure 4 Thin Layer Chromatography (TLC) for Oligosaccharides ananassae es ahem In this study, both hLf, bLf, gLf, and fLf inhibited the growth of C. albicans in SDA, but not in MH-GMB. A study by Andrés et al.’® shows that Lf’s antifungal activity depends on the cells’ energy metabolism. In the absence of oxygen, starved C. albicans was almostresistant to different lactoferrin concentrations, unlike non-starved cells exposed to this protein under oxygenic conditions, which were susceptible in Lf concentration-dependent way. Candida spp. needs a sugar-rich medium to grow properly.® This is supported by Miramon et al.™“, the
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