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The Isolation of Streptomyces species in Different Soil Sources from Middle Anatolian Regions of Turkey

Zeynep YİLMAZER HİTİT
Sila ELDEMİR
Harun BÜYÜKEĞEN
Kemal KESENCİ
Suna ERTUNÇ
Bülent AKAY
Pages
157–166
Publication Date
2022-11-30
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Studies have shown that the regions of Ankara and Konya are rich in Streptomyces species.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Streptomyces is the largest species of the actinomycetes group, with more than 500 defined species, aerobic, gram-positive, and phylogenetic class filamentous (thin protruding in thread form).
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Key Findings & Data:It is a large group that is mostly found in the soil and as a secondary metabolite of its fermentation, it enables the production of various and important components (antibiotics, chemotherapeutics, fungicides, herbicides, and immunosuppressants) in the field of industry and medicine.
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Conclusion & Impact:Studies have shown that the regions of Ankara and Konya are rich in Streptomyces species.
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⚙️Variables:Actinomycetes · Streptomyces cp. · Isolation

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Streptomyces is the largest species of the actinomycetes group, with more than 500 defined species, aerobic, gram-positive, and phylogenetic class filamentous (thin protruding in thread form). It is a large group that is mostly found in the soil and as a secondary metabolite of its fermentation, it enables the production of various and important components (antibiotics, chemotherapeutics, fungicides, herbicides, and immunosuppressants) in the field of industry and medicine. In this study, six bacterial isolates were isolated from soil samples in different regions of Turkey. Morphological characteristics, gram staining, and PCR test were applied for identification. Six isolates, Streptomyces mutabilis, S. collinus, S. peucetius, S. cyaneofuscatus, S. albogriseolus and, S. griseoflavus, were compared with the general characteristics of the Streptomyces species in International Streptomyces Project. Air and reverse side mycelium color were determined, and all were confirmed by the gram-positive test. Studies have shown that the regions of Ankara and Konya are rich in Streptomyces species.

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HİTİT, Z. Y., ELDEMİR, S., BÜYÜKEĞEN, H., KESENCİ, K., ERTUNÇ, S., AKAY, B. (2022). The Isolation of Streptomyces species in Different Soil Sources from Middle Anatolian Regions of Turkey. Journal of the Turkish Chemical Society Section B: Chemical Engineering, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 2, 157–166. https://ajindex.com/articles/860595

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