Search results for: BIOACTIVATION

• Factors Determining the Susceptibility of Bacteria to Antibacterial Photodynamic Inactivation

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  • A. Rapacka-Zdończyk
  • A. Woźniak
  • K. Michalska
  • M. Pierański
  • P. Ogonowska
  • M. Grinholc
  • J. Nakonieczna

  - Frontiers in Medicine - Year 2021

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• Photosensitizers Mediated Photodynamic Inactivation Against Virus Particles

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  • L. Sobotta
  • P. Skupin-Mrugalska
  • J. Mielcarek
  • T. Goslinski
  • J. Balzarini

  - Mini-Reviews in Medicinal Chemistry - Year 2015

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• Female Fabry disease patients and X-chromosome inactivation

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  • P. Juchniewicz
  • A. Kloska
  • A. Tylki-Szymańska
  • J. Jakóbkiewicz-Banecka
  • G. Węgrzyn
  • M. Moskot
  • M. Gabig-Cimińska
  • E. Piotrowska

  - Gene - Year 2018

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• The Connection Betweenagrand SCCmecElements ofStaphylococcus aureusStrains and Their Response to Photodynamic Inactivation

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  • M. Grinholc
  • M. Richter
  • J. Nakonieczna
  • G. Fila
  • K. Bielawski
  • K. P. Bielawski

  - PHOTOMEDICINE AND LASER SURGERY - Year 2011

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• Glutathione-mediated conjugation of anticancer drugs: an overview of reaction mechanisms and biological significance for drug detoxification and bioactivation.

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  • A. Potęga

  - MOLECULES - Year 2022

  The effectiveness of many anticancer drugs depends on the creation of specific metabolites that may alter their therapeutic or toxic properties. One significant route of biotransformation is a conjugation of electrophilic compounds with reduced glutathione, which can be non-enzymatic and/or catalyzed by glutathione-dependent enzymes. Glutathione usually combines with anticancer drugs and/or their metabolites to form more polar...

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• Sulphated TiO2 Reduced by Ammonia and Hydrogen as an Excellent Photocatalyst for Bacteria Inactivation

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  • P. Rychtowski
  • O. Paszkiewicz
  • A. Markowska-Szczupak
  • G. Leniec
  • B. A. Tryba

  - Materials - Year 2023

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• Antimicrobials Are a Photodynamic Inactivation Adjuvant for the Eradication of Extensively Drug-Resistant Acinetobacter baumannii

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  • A. Wozniak
  • A. Rapacka-Zdonczyk
  • N. Mutters
  • M. Grinholc

  - Frontiers in Microbiology - Year 2019

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• Sub-lethal photodynamic inactivation renders Staphylococcus aureus susceptible to silver nanoparticles

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  • J. Nakonieczna
  • A. Rapacka-Zdonczyk
  • A. Kawiak
  • K. Bielawski
  • M. Grinholc
  • K. P. Bielawski

  - PHOTOCHEMICAL & PHOTOBIOLOGICAL SCIENCES - Year 2013

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• BACTERIAL INACTIVATION VIA LASER-DRIVEN GOLD NANOPARTICLE HEATING: SIMULATION AND ANALYSIS

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  • P. Ziółkowski
  • A. Koulali
  • P. Radomski
  • D. De Biase
  • F. Zaccagnini
  • J. Zieliński
  • M. Pikuła
  • K. Jeong
  • F. Petronella
  • L. De Sio
  • D. Mikielewicz

  - Year 2024

  This study utilizes CFD technique to simulate the inactivation of E. coli bacteria within a microfluidic chamber, employing gold nanoparticles irradiated by a laser beam. Employing a single-phase model, the presence of bacteria is considered by treating thermal properties in the governing equations as effective, combining those of water and bacteria using established correlations from scientific literature. The conversion of light...

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• In‐milk inactivation of Escherichia coli O157:H7 by the environmental lytic bacteriophage ECPS‐6

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  • B. Grygorcewicz
  • W. Chajęcka‐Wierzchowska
  • A. Augustyniak
  • A. Wasak
  • X. Stachurska
  • P. Nawrotek
  • B. Dołęgowska

  - JOURNAL OF FOOD SAFETY - Year 2020

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