Inhibitory Effect of Plasma Needle against Pseudomonas aeruginosa - Nabeel Abbas, Hiba
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Plasma is a neutral ionized gas, which is composed of particles including free electrons, radicals, positive and negative ions, quanta of electromagnetic radiation, excited and non-excited molecules. The plasma needle (NBS) is a type of nonthermal atmospheric capacitive coupled glow discharge; it has a single electrode configuration and is operated in a noble gas. Important properties of this type of plasma are that it operates near room temperature and atmospheric pressure, and allows treatment of irregular surfaces and has a small penetration depth. Opportunistic bacterial pathogens are…mehr

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Plasma is a neutral ionized gas, which is composed of particles including free electrons, radicals, positive and negative ions, quanta of electromagnetic radiation, excited and non-excited molecules. The plasma needle (NBS) is a type of nonthermal atmospheric capacitive coupled glow discharge; it has a single electrode configuration and is operated in a noble gas. Important properties of this type of plasma are that it operates near room temperature and atmospheric pressure, and allows treatment of irregular surfaces and has a small penetration depth. Opportunistic bacterial pathogens are ubiquitous inhabitants of both the environment and the human body, causing serious infections in immune compromised patients. Pseudomonas aeruginosa is a major cause of nosocomial infections, as it shows a remarkable capacity to resist antibiotics. Physical treatments NBS is an alternative approach to fight opportunistic infections when the effectiveness of chemical agents is weak due to a natural pathogen. The plasma needle is capable of bacterial decontamination and of localized cell removal without causing necrosis to the treated or the neighboring cells.
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Dr. Rana Kadhim Mohammed has completed her PhD fellowship Biotechnology at Ave. West, Canada Waterloo Uni, had her discussion in Molecular Cloning study by AL-Nahrain Univ College of Science Depart of Biotechnology. Works as Assistant Professor, 15 years of experience in Genetic engineering & molecular biology at Univ of Baghdad College of Science.