To examine the growth of Candida norvegensis (strain Levazoot 15), four experiments were conducted with different sources of energy, nitrogen, vitamins, and microminerals. Optical density was used as an indirect measure of strain growth in a fully randomized factorial design, in which principal factor A was the source of energy, nitrogen, vitamins, or microminerals and principal factor B was the measurement time point (0, 20, or 40 h). The results showed that the yeast strain used glucose (primarily sucrose and lactose) as the energy source and tryptone as the nitrogen source.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFUnlabelled: The objective of this study was to isolate and identify yeast strains from broilers excreta and to evaluate in vitro their potential for probiotic use in animal production.
Methods And Results: Nine yeast strains were isolated and presumptively pre-identified by biochemical assays. These isolates were grouped in six different molecular profiles using PCR-fingerprinting technique.