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Article Synopsis
- A marine actinomycete strain, RSPSN2, was isolated from soil sediments in Visakhapatnam and found to be highly potent in producing antimicrobial compounds.
- The strain shares 96% genetic similarity with known strains of Streptomyces parvulus, and various characterization and purification techniques were employed to analyze its properties.
- The study confirmed that RSPSN2 produces Actinomycin D, an effective antibiotic against several pathogenic bacteria, including strains resistant to streptomycin.