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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 15, 2005
Filed:
May. 28, 2001
Jean-marie Berjeaud, Savigny l'Evescault, FR;
Christophe Fremaux, Poitiers, FR;
Yves Cenatiempo, Saint Julien l'Ars, FR;
Laurence Simon, Vivonne, FR;
Jean-Marie Berjeaud, Savigny l'Evescault, FR;
Christophe Fremaux, Poitiers, FR;
Yves Cenatiempo, Saint Julien l'Ars, FR;
Laurence Simon, Vivonne, FR;
Rhodia Chimie, Boulogne Billancourt, FR;
Abstract
The invention concerns an isolated polypeptide which is a bacteriocin called Sakacin G derived from2512. The invention also concerns a nucleic acid molecule encoding for said bacteriocin and the use of said polypeptide as an active agent against pathogenic and undesirable flora in the preparation of food products.
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