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ФОТОДИНАМИЧЕСКОЕ ВОЗДЕЙСТВИЕ НА МИКРООРГАНИЗМЫ С ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕМ СИНЕГО (405 нм) ИЗЛУЧЕНИЯ И НАНОЧАСТИЦ ОКСИДА ЖЕЛЕЗА (III)

Autors: 
Tuchina Elena S., Saratov State University
Petrov Pavel Olegovich, Saratov State University
Kochubey Vyacheslav I., Saratov State University
Tuchin Valeriy V., Saratov State University
Abstract: 

Изучено влияние светодиодного синего (405 нм) излучения в со-
четании с наночастицами оксида железа III на бактерии Staphylococcus
aureus 209 P, S. simulans и Dermabacter hominis. Показано,
что синий (405 нм) свет в сочетании с наночастицами Fe2O3 об-
ладал угнетающим действием в отношении Dermabacter hominis:
снижение численности отмечено на 94% после 30 мин воздей-
ствия.
 

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