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INTRODUCTION: from the sediment and the water of Ma'in thermal springs (48-59°C) situated in the center area of Jordan. METHODS: were cultivated, isolated and identified according to scanning electron microscopy and 16S rRNA gene analysis. Antibacterial activities of the isolates were then tested against different test bacteria by agar well diffusion method. CONCLUSION: were found to have some antimicrobial activity. Further chemical analysis of the bioactive compounds is recommended.
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