Bacillus cereus DIWL 5
Bacillus cereus DIWL-5 appears in the research index in the context of a single 2025 in vitro study evaluating Bacillus-associated surfaces for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) biodegradation — a materials science and environmental research context rather than a probiotic or human health application. It is important to note that B. cereus as a species is a well-known foodborne pathogen associated with emetic and diarrheal illness; individual strains vary considerably in toxin production capacity, but the species designation itself warrants caution in any health-related framing. No probiotic safety characterization or human benefit data are available for the DIWL-5 strain from the indexed literature.
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1 papers reference this strain in the probiotic database.
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Source →Evaluation of Bacillus-Associated Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Surfaces For Biodegradation· Malaysian Applied Biology · 2025