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Table 3 Autoaggregation of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) and coaggregation rates between LAB and L. monocytogenes Scott A, E. faecalis ATCC 19443 and L. sakei ATCC 15521 (%), cell hydrophobicity, lactose assimilation, presence of genes associated to beneficial properties tested in 15 selected LAB

From: Beneficial properties of lactic acid bacteria naturally present in dairy production

LAB

Identification

Autoaggregation (%)

Coaggregation rates (%)

Hydrophobicity (%)

Beneficial related genes

L. monocytogenes Scott A

E. faecalis ATCC 19443

L. sakei ATCC 15521

 

EF1249

EF2380

EF2662

prgB

EFTu

map

mub

L. casei

MSI1

68.9

61.6

53.5

55.9

99.8

+

+

 

MSI5

73.6

71.5

49.1

56.6

99.9

+

+

 

MRUV1

70.0

54.0

52.3

33.7

98.6

+

+

+

 

MRUV6

68.7

58.9

52.4

56.8

99.1

+

+

+

L. acidophilus

MVA3

69.4

69.6

55.8

59.9

99.4

+

+

+

L. nagelli

MSIV4

63.4

67.4

60.6

65.3

99.3

+

+

L. harbinensis

MSI3

78.7

64.0

52.6

65.6

99.6

+

 

MSIV2

71.1

64.3

66.4

48.3

98.8

+

+

+

+

L. fermentum

SIVGL1

62.9

65.5

49.7

55.8

97.3

L. plantarum

MLE5

91.7

62.8

57.1

64.1

97.2

+

+

 

MSI2

86.9

57.8

50.9

57.4

99.5

+

+

P. pentosaceus

MLEV8

96.3

72.7

49.7

62.4

97.1

+

P. acidilactici

MSI7

78.9

60.4

59.6

63.0

98.4

+

+

+

W. paramesenteroides

MRUV3

50.0

57.9

46.2

58.0

98.8

+

+

 

MSAV5

67.4

62.1

55.0

63.1

96.2

+

+

  1. *** Coaggregation test in plates: Weissella paramesenteroides with E. faecalis: 13 mm of inhibition halo (the only culture)