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Table 1.

Morphological, physiological and biochemical characters of Streptomyces coelicolor.

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Fig 1.

Phylogenetic tree depicting the evolutionary relationships of S. coelicolor based on 16S rRNA partial gene sequences comparison following Neighbor-Joining method.

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Table 2.

Determination of the ligand denticity of hydroxamate siderophore produced by S. coleicolor.

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Fig 2.

FT-IR spectrum illustrating the functional groups present in the siderophore isolated from S. coelicolor.

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Fig 3.

1H NMR spectrum (a) displays the characteristics proton signals and 13C NMR spectrum (b) reveals distinct carbon resonance of the siderophore produced by S. coelicolor.

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Fig 4.

GC-MS analysis of the siderophore produced by S. coelicolor.

Prominent peaks with their corresponding mass spectra supporting its structural characterization.

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Table 3.

Determination of siderophore-metal complexation.

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Fig 5.

The siderophore produced by S. coelicolor exhibits photoreactive properties, showing a slight shift in its λ max upon exposure to sunlight.

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Fig 6.

Dose–response curve depicting the concentration-dependent antimicrobial (a&b) and antifungal (c & d) activity of the cell free supernatant (a & c) and the siderophore (b & d) produced by S. coelicolor illustrating the comparative efficacy of the crude extract and the siderophore.

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Fig 7.

Antioxidant potential of the siderophore and cell free supernantant of S. coelicolor along with the standard (Gallic acid) following DPPH assay.

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Table 4.

Biofilm inhibition potential of the purified siderophore and cell free supernatant of S. coelicolor.

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Fig 8.

Inhibition of violacein pigment production in Chromobacterium violaceum by (a) Desferrioxamine (b) Cell Free Supernatant (c) Purified siderophore demonstrating their quorum quenching activity.

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Fig 9.

Microphotographs of MCF7 cancer cells.

(a) untreated cells exhibiting normal morphology and high cell density; (b) cells exposed to the IC₅₀ concentration of purified siderophore; and (c) cells treated with the commercially available siderophore, desferrioxamine. Both treatments show decreased cell density and distinct morphological alterations characteristic of cell death.

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Fig 10.

Three-dimensional response surface plot showing the effect of different variables on siderophore production in S. coelicolor.

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Table 5.

Analysis of variance (ANOVA) for the polynomial model of siderophore production.

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