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. 2020 Feb 20;10(2):337. doi: 10.3390/ani10020337

Table 1.

The relationship between the antibacterial activity of the whey fractions and antibacterial activity in different molecular mass sections.

Strains Inhibition Zone Diameter (mm)
CaWH CoWH
CaWH CaWH-Ⅰ CaWH-Ⅱ CaWH-Ⅲ CoWH CoWH-Ⅰ CoWH-Ⅱ CoWH-Ⅲ
A 11.90 b ± 0.30 4.03 a ± 0.10 10.60 b ± 0.40 16.30 c ± 0.20 10.32 b ± 0.30 3.21 a ± 0.10 13.60 b ± 0.20 15.90 c ± 0.40
B 14.53 b ± 0.40 6.90 a ± 0.20 13.99 b ± 0.30 19.20 c ± 0.40 13.15 b ± 0.30 5.30 a ± 0.20 11.33 b ± 0.30 18.63 c ± 0.40
C 8.36 a ± 0.30 NI 7.81 a ± 0.20 14.95 b ± 0.40 8.60 a ± 0.30 NI 9.01 a ± 0.10 12.30 b ± 0.20
D 5.60 a ± 0.20 NI 5.90 a ± 0.30 8.30 b ± 0.50 4.99 a ± 0.20 NI 4.30 a ± 0.20 9.60 b ± 0.30

A: S.aureus (ATCC 25923); B: E.coli (ATCC 25922); C: Salmonella typhimurium (ATCC 50115); D: Streptococcus mutans (ATCC 25175); CaWH: camel milk whey hydrolysate; CoWH: cow milk whey hydrolysate. a,b,c, means with different superscript letters are statistically different in the same line (p < 0.05); NI: no inhibition. Note: the value regard as mean ± standard deviation or standard error.