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Fig. 6 | Rice

Fig. 6

From: Measurements of Antibacterial Activity of Seed Crude Extracts in Cultivated Rice and Wild Oryza Species

Fig. 6

Antibacterial activities of brown rice crude extracts from accessions in WRC, JRC, and T65 measured by MTS assay. Solvents for extraction were 80% MeOH (a), acetone (b), and sterilized water (c), respectively. x axis indicates the name of the extracts. y axis indicates relative growth rate of E. coli, which represents the antibacterial activity of the sample extracts. DMSO and antibiotics (ampicillin and kanamycin) are negative and positive controls of antibacterial activity. Stock solution of extracts were diluted by the concentration of extracts using either 2.5 seeds (a, c) or 5 seeds (b) for extraction and used for the measurement. All measurements were triplicated. Values indicate means. Error bars indicate standard deviation. Red boxes represent accessions with growth inhibition less than 20% in MTS assay. N.D. indicates undetectable level of antibacterial activity. IC50 indicates 50% of maximum inhibitory concentration of ampicillin, which is a positive control

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