Antibacterial Activity and Stability of Extracts from Potentilla ansterina L.
Qiu Zhao-zheng
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Qiu Zhao-zheng
Abstract
Inhibitory effects of water extract,60% ethanol extract and ethyl acetate extract from Potentilla ansterina L.against 6 common foodborne pathogenic bacteria were tested using agar diffusion method.Meanwhile,pH and thermal treatment affecting the antibacterial activity of the 60% ethanol extract were also investigated.Results indicated that all the 3 extracts from Potentilla ansterina L.,especially the 60% ethanol extract exhibited an obvious inhibitory effect against 6 pathogenic bacteria tested.The inhibitory effects of the 60% ethanol extract against 6 pathogenic bacteria tested all reached the highest levels at pH 7.The antibacterial activity of the 60% ethanol extract exhibited good thermal stability,although the heating treatment at 121 ℃ for 30 min resulted in an obvious decrease in the antibacterial activity.
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Inhibitory effects of water extract,60% ethanol extract and ethyl acetate extract from Potentilla ansterina L.against 6 common foodborne pathogenic bacteria were tested using agar diffusion method.Meanwhile,pH and thermal treatment affecting the antibacterial activity of the 60% ethanol extract were also investigated.Results indicated that all the 3 extracts from Potentilla ansterina L.,especially the 60% ethanol extract exhibited an obvious inhibitory effect against 6 pathogenic bacteria tested.The inhibitory effects of the 60% ethanol extract against 6 pathogenic bacteria tested all reached the highest levels at pH 7.The antibacterial activity of the 60% ethanol extract exhibited good thermal stability,although the heating treatment at 121 ℃ for 30 min resulted in an obvious decrease in the antibacterial activity.
Key concepts: Pathogenic bacteria, Ethanol, Chemistry, Antibacterial activity, Bacteria, Ethyl acetate, Agar diffusion test, Potentilla