PH12014000142A1 - A method for the preservation of myxomycete amoeboflagellate cultures - Google Patents

A method for the preservation of myxomycete amoeboflagellate cultures

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PH12014000142A1
PH12014000142A1 PH12014000142A PH12014000142A PH12014000142A1 PH 12014000142 A1 PH12014000142 A1 PH 12014000142A1 PH 12014000142 A PH12014000142 A PH 12014000142A PH 12014000142 A PH12014000142 A PH 12014000142A PH 12014000142 A1 PH12014000142 A1 PH 12014000142A1
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myxomycetes
amoeboflagellates
fruiting bodies
pcnt
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Thomas Edison E Dela Prof Cruz
Ms Sittie Aisha B Macabago
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Abstract

Myxomycetes, commonly known as slime molds, are good sources of biologically active natural compounds. These metabolites are often extracted directly from fruiting bodies and thus, entail the need for a massive amount of fruiting bodies of the same species. Alternatively, in vitro cultivation of myxomycetes thus offers potential application for the mass production of their natural products. In this method, species of myxomycetes were grown using a modified solid dSDMA or sterile water agar medium for up to four (4) weeks. Myxomycetes germinated from spores derived from their fruiting bodies. Their amoeboflagellates were then preserved in 15 pcnt glycerol and stored for 3 months at 5C. Revival of the preserved amoeboflagellates resulted to a 90 pcnt success rate. Revived amoeboflagellates can then develop to plasmodium. In vitro-grown plasmodia exhibited ability to produce extracellular enzymes on solid agad media.
PH12014000142A 2014-05-14 2014-05-14 A method for the preservation of myxomycete amoeboflagellate cultures PH12014000142A1 (en)

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