Research Article | Animal Genetics and Breeding

Isolation of Lactic acid bacteria from Formula Milk and Human Milk

Swati Kashyap, Shweta, Shanoo Sharma, Shubham Koundal, Deepika Kapoor, Vivek Kumar Garg, Manpreet Singh, and Ronit

Department of Medical Laboratory Technology, University Institute of Applied Health Sciences, Chandigarh University, Gharuan, Mohali, Punajb-140413

Published in the Indian Veterinary Journal June 2022 : 99 (6) - pages 20 to 24
(Received: , Accepted: )

Abstract

Probiotics are living bacteria that offer health benefits to their hosts. Probiotic strains can be isolated from human milk as well as formula milk. Human breast milk provides the nutrients that a newborn requires for growth and development. For healthy newborn babies whose mothers are unable to provide adequate breast milk, infant formulation is the best alternative. The microflora in human breast milk, which includes helpful lactic acid bacteria, is one of the reasons for its benefits. So the study's aim was to compare mother milk with formula milk to check the quality with respect to colony formulation by Lactic acid bacteria (LAB).

Key Words: Colony, Lactic Acid bacteria, Human Breast Milk, Formula milk

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