Antibacterial

ANTIBACTERIAL STUDIES OF SOME BISINDOLIZINE COMPOUNDS M. Sheela Gopal1, E.S Bindiya3 and I. Anitha2* 1. TMJM Govt. College, Manimalakunnu, Ernakulam, Kerala- 686662, India. 2. Postgraduate and Research Department of Chemistry, Maharaja’s College, Ernakulam, Kerala- 682011, India Tel.8089370720 Fax:04842363038 Email : dranithagirishkumar@gmail.com 3. Department of Biotechnology

harmless to mammals, including humans. As a result, phage usage as an antibacterial therapy was first initiated in the early 1900’s. However, with the introduction of antibiotics in the 1940’s, phage therapy had essentially ceased in Western Europe and North America. Currently with the development of multi-drug resistant bacteria, a renewed interest in bacteriophage research has again emerged with emphasis not only on its antibacterial properties, but on its potential role in treating malignant diseases

activities and the antibacterial properties. (Kawaii et al., 2000) Antimicrobial potential of the citrus peel extract is directly concerned with the components that they have. The studies showed that essential oils, protopine and corydaline alkaloids, lactons, polyacetylene, acyclic

Why Antibacterial Wipes Should Always be on Hand in Offices Even though office buildings have established a cleaning crew to clean the premises daily, individual offices should also do their part to keep the property clean. There are many ways to maintain a healthy and sanitary office space, from sweeping away clutter and throwing trash in the proper garbage receptacle. However, one of the easiest methods to keep offices clean is to have antibacterial wipes at the ready. Antibacterial wipes are single-use

Leman Surface Bacteria Investigation and Antibacterial Growth of E.coli Emile Le Pape Group Members: William B, William S, Fedor, Felix INTRODUCTION: The target of section number one in the lab is to develop microbes on a petri dish to show bacterial amplification in distinctive places. The reason of why I did this was to outwardly observe which territory develops the largest and minimum microbes throughout the span of around eight days. Once the experiment was over, I presumed that the lavatory

Methodology Extraneous Variables It is very important for the researcher to control the extraneous variable that could affect the study results. The extraneous variables that would affect the results in this study include, the catheter material, the catheter care, and the method of obtaining the urine sample. To control the catheter material, this study will be using the antimicrobial and antiseptic-impregnated catheters instead of the standard catheters as recommended by the Centers for Disease

The purpose of this experiment was to investigate the growth of bacterial colonies on two test subjects. With reasoning, the door knob and the inside of the sink appeared to be the better choices due to the fact that the door knob comes in contact with every student who enters and leaves the classroom and the second choice was the sink because it gets a daily use as well, at least by anyone who needs to drain something or wash their hands. The null hypothesis stated that the door handle was going

- Introduction: Antibiotics are an expansive class of antimicrobial drugs, also referred to as antibacterial agents, which are mainly used to overcome bacterial infections by either eliminating or inhibiting the growth of these infectious agents (Demain and Fang, 2000). Antibiotics, alongside vaccination, played a key role in revolutionizing medicine during the 20th century, as well as coming close to eradicating diseases such as tuberculosis (Berdy, 2005). Moreover, these antimicrobial drugs are

SECTION TWO 1. Which antibacterial agent(s) would be effective in the therapy of Mr BT’s urinary tract infection? Cephalexin and Gentamicin would be effective since they are equally sensitive to the pseudomonas aeruginosa microbe which implies they will kill the microbe and work against the bacteria. 2. State the mechanisms of action of each of these agents. Cephalexin, is a beta-lactam antibiotic. The antibiotic binds to specific penicillin-binding proteins positioned inside the bacterial

The Antibacterial Effects of the Chloramphenicol Antibiotic on Escherichia coli Kenneth Tungol 12/10/2015 BIOL 1B Abstract Chloramphenicol is an antibiotic known to treat a broad range of bacteria. In this study, the effectiveness of Chloramphenicol was tested on the DH5α strain of Escherichia coli. Knowing that varying the concentrations of Chloramphenicol will result in different effects on the E. coli strain, we conducted an experiment that agar-plated the E. coli with Chloramphenicol