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Bacillus safensis isolated from white-leg shrimp, Penaeus vannamei in Taiwan with antagonistic activity against common Vibrio pathogens 1 1. Introduction 2 2. Materials and methods 2 2.1. Bacterial isolation 2 2.2. Dot-spot technique for antagonistic activity assay 3 2.3. Molecular identification 3 2.4. Growth of the selected isolate at different incubation temperatures 3 2.5. pH and salinity tolerance of the selected isolate 3 2.6. Hemolytic test 3 2.7. Antibiotic susceptibility test 3 2.8. Data analysis 4 3. Results 4 3.1. Screening of antagonistic activity bacteria 4 3.2. Molecular identification 4 3.3. Growth of the highest activity strain in different conditions 5 3.4. Hemolytic activity 6 3.5. Antibiotic susceptibility 6 4. Discussion 6 5. Conclusions 8 CRediT authorship contribution statement 8 Acknowledgement 8 References 8
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