Identification of MDR resistance bacterial isolates from industrial wastewater

Author:

Soni Kanchan,Bagaria Ashima

Abstract

Abstract One of the major environmental issues today industrial wastewater sewage and wastewater microorganisms has the ability to survive in extreme conditions and during this adaption process; they develop distinctive properties which could be of immense significance for mankind. Extremophiles come in this category and are further classified based on the environmental challenge they are facing, which constitute one of the major qualities to survive in presence of the pathogenic microorganisms. The purpose of this study is to investigate the performance of isolated bacteria with various test pathogens to get anti-microbial activity and other enzymes produced by the microbial flora in its attempt to enhance the process of microbial resistivity, three bacterial isolates showed the maximum antimicrobial activity against pathogenic bacteria, the above study showed that the isolated bacteria have MDR property and this will be further investigated with another pathogenic microorganism.

Publisher

IOP Publishing

Subject

General Engineering

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