bacteriostasis

In consequence, the preparation of an antimicrobial multifunctional hydrogel without the aid of external bacteriostasis gradually changed an urgent challenge.

As for the factors that affect the ability of the noni extract so are bacteriostasis and bacteriocidal i.e.

Our microbiological department conducts a compliment of specialized micro studies and ID methods plus more routine preservative testing, microbial plate count, log reduction and bacteriostasis studies.

Vitamin C can lower urine pH and play a role in bacteriostasis, but there were no convincing data reviewed in this search to suggest vitamin C use decreases the risk of rUTI.

In recent decades, due to its exact properties of bacteriostasis, colorless and sweet taste, nitrous oxide is also used in the food industry as a mixture and foaming agent.

As a well-known traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), Cordyceps sinensis (CS), also known as Ophiocordyceps sinensis fungi, exhibits multiple functions including immunomodulation, antitumor, hematopoietic facilitation, anti-inflammatory, bacteriostasis, and antiarrhythmic properties, with less adverse effects.

[14.] Tan H, Liu W Bacteriostasis test on the flavonoid compounds from Euphorbiae humifusae Willd in vitro.

Hesperidin, anabundant and medicinally important bioflavonoid in tangerine peels, which determines the quality of dried tangerine peel, plays a vital role in preventing tumors, diminishing inflammation, performing bacteriostasis, and lowering cholesterol levels [10].

Valentin-Weigand et al., "Porcine choroid plexus epithelial cells induce Streptococcus suis bacteriostasis in vitro," Infection and Immunity, vol.

The effect of acetic acid is attributed to its ability to denature protein, neutralize electrochemical potential of plasmic membrane, and increase its permeability which leads to bacteriostasis and death of the organism [38].