Revue des Substances Naturelles et Innovation Thérapeutique
Volume 2, Numéro 1, Pages 54-60
2016-01-30
Bioconversion Of An Algerian Ovine Proteins To An Antimicrobial Agent For Skin Infection
Authors : Tabak Messekine D. .
Abstract
The aim of this study was the conversion of the ovine dermal proteins as a natural product that has an antimicrobial power used for tissue repair and skin lesion. After dehairing, fleshings, deliming the animal tissues (ovine) and purification, we supplied and fixed the essential oils of Lavandula officinalis, Eucalyptus globules and Eugenia caryophyllata. The product obtained is a spongy material communicating with open voids between the fibers. With a transparent light yellow color, it has a remarkable antibacterial power and a very strong inhibitory activity on all the bacterial strains tested whose average diameter of the inhibition zones exceeds 15mm. It is also characterized by a smell which can be aromatic, pleasant and spicy or fresh and spicy depending on the essential oil used.
Keywords
Conversion, Ovine dermal proteins, natural substance, medical purposes, essential oils.
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