Antimicrobial effects of fruit and flower anthocyanins

Doede J. Binnema; Maaike Smelt; Jan Wever; Jurre Hageman; X.Y. Wu; E Onrust; H.E. Hoekstra; L.M. Sikkema; D.A. Wieleman; E. Sibbald-Tsompanidou; H.J.M. Harmsen; S.S. Parotte; E. Lubbers; J. Wever

Antimicrobial effects of fruit and flower anthocyanins

Doede J. Binnema
, Maaike Smelt
, Jan Wever
, Jurre Hageman
, X.Y. Wu
, E Onrust
, H.E. Hoekstra
, L.M. Sikkema
, D.A. Wieleman
, E. Sibbald-Tsompanidou
, H.J.M. Harmsen
, S.S. Parotte
, E. Lubbers
, J. Wever

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Abstract

• Our research suggest that anthocyanins are promising anti-bacterial agents
• The antimicrobial effects are highly dependent on the source of the anthocyanin-extract
• Rose-anthocyanins appear to posses the strongest anti-bacterial effects
• Gram-positive strains appear to be more sensitive compared to gram-negative strains
• Future research efforts should focus on different anthocyanin entities

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 27 Mar 2018
Event	BaMa symposium - Hotel Papendal, Arnhem, Netherlands Duration: 27 Mar 2018 → 28 Mar 2018 https://www.mls.be/event/scientific-spring-meeting-knvm-nvmm-2018/

Conference

Conference	BaMa symposium
Country/Territory	Netherlands
City	Arnhem
Period	27/03/18 → 28/03/18
Internet address	https://www.mls.be/event/scientific-spring-meeting-knvm-nvmm-2018/

Keywords

antimicrobial effects
rose anthocyanin
red cabbage anthocyanin
grape anthocyanin
anthocyanin

Research Focus Areas Hanze University of Applied Sciences * (mandatory by Hanze)

Entrepreneurship

Publinova themes

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Economics and Management
People and Society

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Oudhuis, L. (Speaker) & Binnema, D. J. (Speaker)
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Antimicrobial effects of fruit and flower anthocyanins

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