Experimental interaction of Escherichia Coli on graphene oxide applying antibacterial group-functional reduction properties
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Escherichia coli, Escherichia coli Proteins, Laboratory Experiment. (Source, DeCS).Abstract
Objective: to determine an equation that omits the experimental step and verifies the interaction of GRAM NEGATIVE bacteria (Escherichia Coli) with graphene oxide (GO), evaluating its bactericidal properties by having its molecular structures configured. Method: Quasi-experimental. Results: Graphene oxide is a promising material for biomedical applications since when functionalized it can be directed to the cells where it should exert its action, besides being eliminated quickly in the organism. The biological properties of graphene derivatives have not yet been thoroughly examined, therefore, their cytotoxicity should be studied in depth. Conclusion: Graphene oxide generates better results by having a bacterial sensitivity disk with good isolation process.
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