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Isolation of Corynebacterium Species from Retail Mutton and Lamb in the North West Province, South Africa

Sicelo Beauty Dlamini, Collins Njie Ateba

Journal of Food and Nutrition Research. 2014, 2(7), 377-382 doi:10.12691/jfnr-2-7-8
  • Figure 1. Genomic DNA extracted from isolates. Lane M= 1kb DNA marker; Lanes 1-15= genomic DNA extracted from all positive isolate
  • Figure 2. PCR for the detection of Corynebacterium species specific 16S rRNA gene composite gel electrophoresis. Lane 1=1kb DNA maker; lane 2= specific 16S rRNA gene from Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton sample in Lichtenburg and Lanes 3-6= specific 16S rRNA gene from Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Potchefstroom, Lane 7=No template DNA reaction tube
  • Figure 3. ERIC PCR analysis for Corynebacterium species composite gel electrophoresis. Lanes M= 100bp DNA marker; Lane 1 and 6= ERIC profiles of Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Carltonville; Lane 2= ERIC profiles of Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Lichtenburg; Lane 3= ERIC profiles of Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Carltonville; Lane 4= ERIC profiles of Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Mafikeng and Lane 5= ERIC profile of Corynebacterium species isolated from mutton and lamb samples in Potchefstroom