Bioactivity and Dermal Toxicity of Skin Care Textiles

Radulescu, Diana-Elena

doi:10.5593/sgem2019/6.1/s24.007

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“…The values of the band gap energies (E opt ), (E g d ), and (E g in ) notice the alteration from high to low by different drug content which con rms the XRD results as shown in Fig. (10). This indicates that the E opt is essentially affected by the crystalline structure.…”

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“…Radulescu et al [10], attained unique properties of various antimicrobial textiles bene cial in different skin dermal infections which contained vital oils. They clari ed and compared the effect of oils and emulsions on textiles which concluded the antimicrobial activity of emulsions was weaker than the antimicrobial activity of vital oils before and after impregnation on textiles.…”

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Preparation of Functionalized Sodium carboxymethyl cellulose/Sodium alginate-Based Tween (80) for Potential Allocation of Linezolid as Antimicrobial Agents

El-bana

Abdelghany²,

Meikhail³

2022

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Innovative adhesive bio-films were developed for antimicrobial wound bandages. The bio-films are prepared by blending natural polymers such as sodium carboxymethyl cellulose and sodium alginate with a surfactant as Tween(80) and loaded with Linezolid drug as antimicrobial agents. In this paper, polymeric films were prepared by casting film-forming method. Prefatory studies comprised XRD, FTIR, UV/vis spectroscopy, and SEM to specify lattice structure, interactions, optical properties, and morphology. Antibacterial analysis was also performed by agar well diffusion tests. The effect of bio-film composition on E.coli, P.aeuroginosa, S.aureus, B.subtilis standard bacteria, and C.albicans pathogenic fungus was studied and compared with biomaterial film without Linezolid drug. The in vitro antibacterial assay of bio-films formulations was assessed in bacterial and fungal strains, showing a significant activity over time rather than control bio-film. Finally, the preparation of biomaterial films loaded with Linezolid drug (antimicrobial wound dressings) is an environmentally friendly solution that may contribute to the development of wound healing.

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confidence: 99%