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  • antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane hypericum perforatum extract phpe composite
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2019
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

  • Antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane/Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) composite.
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2018
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

Okay Nazli - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane hypericum perforatum extract phpe composite
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2019
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

  • Antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane/Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) composite.
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2018
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

Ali Ihsan Uysal - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane hypericum perforatum extract phpe composite
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2019
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

  • Antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane/Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) composite.
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2018
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

Ceyhun Isik - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane hypericum perforatum extract phpe composite
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2019
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

  • Antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane/Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) composite.
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2018
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

Alper Aksozek - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane hypericum perforatum extract phpe composite
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2019
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.

  • Antimicrobial and antibiofilm activity of polyurethane/Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) composite.
    Bioorganic Chemistry, 2018
    Co-Authors: Okay Nazli, Tuba Baygar, Cigdem Elif Demirci Donmez, Ozcan Dere, Alper Aksozek, Ceyhun Isik, Ali Ihsan Uysal, Selcuk Akturk
    Abstract:

    Abstract Microbial accumulation in materials used in sectors such as Medical, Textile and food can lead to serious diseases, infections and uncontrollable problems. Many of the materials used in the above-mentioned industries have highly sensitive surfaces for microorganisms and cause colonization and biofilm formation. Colonization and biofilm formation threaten human health and they cause many diseases that result in death every year. Antimicrobial materials have an important role in combating pathogens. This article is about a new material with antibiofilm and antimicrobial properties combining polyurethane and Hypericum perforatum extract (PHPE) together. Antimicrobial effect of H. perforatum extract was determined against three clinical pathogens; C. albicans, E. coli and S. aureus. The highest antimicrobial activity of H. perforatum extract was found against S. aureus strain. Antibiofilm analysis results revealed that H. perforatum was also inhibited by the biofilm formation of S. aureus by 56.85%. The combination of polyurethane material and H. perforatum extract (PHPE) resulted in 92.85% decrease in S. aureus biofilm compared to control group. The reduction of S. aureus after H. perforatum incorporation was revealed by Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) study. The results show that the polyurethane material combined with H. perforatum extract inhibits the formation of S. aureus biofilm.