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Abstract Fish-associated intestinal bacteria are promising sources of antimicrobial compounds that may reduce reliance on conventional antibiotics in aquaculture. Here, 64 intestinal bacterial isolates from apparently healthy tilapia were screened against bacterial indicators, and isolate A1 was selected because its cell-free supernatant (CFS) showed antibacterial activity.
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