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. 2023 May 15;68(6):911–924. doi: 10.1007/s12223-023-01059-7

Table 2.

Host range of isolated phages using spot test and EOP

Isolate Bacterial species Sourcea vB_EclM-EP1 vB_EclM-EP2
Spot testb Efficiency of plating (EOP) Spot test Efficiency of plating (EOP)
6AS1 E. cloacae complex This study-(contaminated yogurt)  +  Host  +  Host
3AS2 E. cloacae complex This study-(contaminated milk)  +  0.00006  +  0.004
8CS3 E. cloacae complex This study-(contaminated milk)  +  0.00007  +  0.0009
2AS4 E. cloacae complex This study-(contaminated yogurt)  ±  0  ±  0
En1 Enterobacter spp. Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Pso1 Pseudomonas oryzihabitans Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Psa1 Pseudomonas aeruginosa Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Ec1 Escherichia coli Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Aeh Aeromonas hydrophila Lab isolate +  0.00003  +  0.0002
Klp Klebsiella pneumoniae Lab isolate +  0.00003  +  0.0002
Sta1 Staphylococcus aureus Lab isolate - 0 - 0
St1 Streptococcus spp. Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Pr1 Proteus spp. Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Sa1 Salmonella spp. Lab isolate - 0 - 0
Sh1 Shigella spp. Lab isolate - 0 - 0

aSource of bacterial species in this work was obtained from: This study (contaminated dairy products) or Lab isolate (Microbiology lab, Botany and Microbiology Dept., Faculty of Science, Benha Univ.)

bThe level of lytic activity was expressed by (+) lysis, (±) weak lysis, and (-) no lysis and efficiency of plating (EOP)