The optimum bacterial concentrations for attachment in
Modelling and prediction of bacterial attachment to polymers
... predict attachment to materials not yet ...for attachment of three common and clinically important pathogens were able to predict attachment to polymers not used to train the ...pathogen ...
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Combinatorial discovery of polymers resistant to bacterial attachment
... associated bacterial communities within which bacteria show up to 1000 times higher resistance to antimicrobials and host defences when compared with their planktonic counterparts 2,3 ...massive bacterial ...
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Optimizing blocking of nonspecific bacterial attachment to impedimetric biosensors
... We evaluated the capacity for a variety of commonly used, low and high-molecular weight blocking agents to prevent nonspeci fic binding of Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcus intermedius to impedimetric gold elec- ...
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Bacterial D alanine concentrations as a marker of bacterial nitrogen in the gastrointestinal tract of pigs and cows
... of bacterial N in intestinal digesta of monogastric ...of bacterial N in small intestine of pigs is important for the evaluation of basal endogenous N ...for bacterial proteins in ileal digesta of ...
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Changes in Vaginal Bacterial Concentrations with Intravaginal Metronidazole Therapy for Bacterial Vaginosis as Assessed by Quantitative PCR
... vaginal concentrations of bacterial DNA from several fastidious species decreased 3 to 5 logs between the diagnosis of BV and cure at 1 month following a 5-day course of intravaginal metronidazole, ...
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Quantitative measurements of factors influencing bacterial attachment to meat surfaces
... mediate attachment to host ...promote bacterial persistence thus increasing its virulence (Sharon and Ofek, ...2000). Bacterial attachment to host tissue mediated by bacterial surface ...
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Bacterial attachment to polymeric materials correlates with molecular flexibility and hydrophilicity
... low bacterial attachment, it is likely that α does not fully capture surface–biological interactions that promote bacterial attach- ...higher bacterial attachment than is predicted from ...
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Quantifying bacterial attachment and detachment using leaching solutions of various ionic strengths after bacterial pulse
... the bacterial loss was to apply leaching solution with low ionic strength in the column tests (Gannon et ...of bacterial attachment requires a careful design of breakthrough experiment for a given ...
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Plasma assisted surface modification of organic biopolymers to prevent bacterial attachment
... Figure 1. Surface modification processes that can be achieved using the plasma technique Despite the many advantages associated with use of conventional plasma techniques for surface functionalisation, polymer thin films ...
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Antibacterial Metals A Viable Solution for Bacterial Attachment and Microbiologically Influenced Corrosion
... preferential attachment of ...of bacterial attachment on to their ...preferential bacterial attachment, studies were carried out to determine whether the underlying microstructure has ...
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Engineering serendipity: high throughput discovery of materials that resist bacterial attachment
... promote bacterial attachment and biofilm formation is ...control bacterial biomaterial interactions and how this area could develop in a different but exciting direc- tion by answering this ...
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Impact of surface topography and coating on osteogenesis and bacterial attachment on titanium implants
... Many of these bacteria have the capability to form bio- films which can potentially occur within hours of initial bacteria attachment to an interface (Figure 2(a)). Primary colonizers such as Streptococci attach ...
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The Impact of a Continuously Active Disinfectant on Bacterial Surface Concentrations and Biofilm Growth
... contact time guidelines, and more, which can increase pathogen exposure potentials. Innovations in surface disinfection products include chemistries that provide a residual effect where microbial concentrations ...
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Optimum Length and Flexibility of Reovirus Attachment Protein σ1 Are Required for Efficient Viral Infection
... rus attachment proteins (60), the function of 1 length and flexibility in reovirus replication differs from the role of fiber length and flexibility in the adenovirus life ...reovirus attachment protein ...
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Enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for quantitation of attachment and ingestion stages of bacterial phagocytosis
... The decrease in detected attached bacteria at 37°C was due to internalization of the bacteria by phagocytic cells, since upon disruption of the monolayer, most of the ingested bacteria w[r] ...
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Experimental Study On Bacterial Concrete And The Influence Of Various Concentrations Of Bacteria On The Properties Of Concrete
... the disadvantage is cracking. As the age of the concrete increases, there is a possibility of occurrence of cracks. These are formed by both natural process and the artificial process. Due to cracking, the service life ...
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Making silicone rubber highly resistant to bacterial attachment using thiol ene grafting
... support bacterial attachment and subsequent bio fi lm ...initial bacterial attachment to the device to prevent infection and minimize dependence on ...in bacterial attachment has ...
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Discovery of novel materials with broad resistance to bacterial attachment using combinatorial polymer microarrays
... the bacterial coverage on lead formulations was compared with silver hydrogels (Figure 2 ...c–e). Bacterial coverage was reduced on all materials for the ...in bacterial cov- erage were observed for ...
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Impact of Suspended Particles on Bacterial Concentrations in Great Bay Estuary Oysters, Audrey Berenson
... coli bacterial concentrations in water samples from the area, and using microbial source tracking to determine where fecal contamination is coming from in samples from several New England ...
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Application of targeted molecular and material property optimization to bacterial attachment resistant (meth)acrylate polymers
... The bacterial attachment assays showed that although copolymerizations with DEGMA increased the bacterial copolymer surface coverage, it was still significantly lower on these copolymers compared ...
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