PMID: 15244067Jul 13, 2004Paper

Selection of lactobacilli for chicken probiotic adjuncts

Journal of Applied Microbiology
M GarrigaM Hugas

Abstract

During inhibitory activity screening of 296 strains of lactic acid bacteria from the gastro-intestinal tract of chicks, 77 strains showed inhibition against enteric indicator strains (Salmonella enteritidis and Escherichia coli). Eight different strains identified as Lactobacillus salivarius were selected for the following attributes: their ability to inhibit all the indicator strains; a high adhesion efficiency to the epithelial cells of chickens and also their resistance to a number of antibiotics, monensin, bile salts and pH 3.0. The inhibitory action was not affected by the addition of catalase and no inhibition was detected after neutralizing the supernatant culture fluid. The competitiveness of the most promising strains, Lact. salivarius CTC2183 and CTC2197, was assessed in chicken feed mixture and in vivo. It was concluded that both strains were capable of becoming predominant over the indigenous flora in the incubated chicken feed mixture. In vivo tests showed that Lact. salivarius CTC2197 was able to colonize and overcome Lact. salivarius CTC2183 and the indigenous flora in the crop and caecum of the inoculated chicks.

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