The mode of action and cell destruction of disinfectants i. influence of disinfectants on the microbial growth

Mayaudon, J.; El-Zayat, A.I., 1985: The mode of action and cell destruction of disinfectants i. influence of disinfectants on the microbial growth. Chemie Mikrobiologie Technologie der Lebensmittel 9(1): 11-13

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El-Zayat, A.I.; Mayaudon, J., 1985: The mode of action and cell destruction of disinfectants ii. influence of disinfectants on cell respiration and catabolism. The inhibitory effect of some new disinfectants, coco-dimethyl ammonium chloride (CDAC), dioctylmethylethane-p-chlorphenoxy ammonium chloride (DCAC), ethylene glycol bromo acetate (EGBA) and cetyltrimethyl ammonium bromide (CTAB), on the uptake of...

E.Z.yat, A.I.; Mayaudon, J., 1986: The mode of action and cell destruction of disinfectants. III. Influence of disinfectants on the leakage of cell constituents. A study was made of the leakage of K+, Mg2+ and amino acids from cells of Bacillus cereus, Pseudomonas putida, Saccharomyces diastaticus and Lactobacillus pastorianus when treated with the following disinfectants: cocodimethylbenzylammonium chlori...

Anonymous, 1926: Disinfectants and the relation of their action to the solvents A contribution to the mechanism of disinfection, combination of disinfectants, and methods of testing them

Friedberger, E., 1918: The Influence of Disinfectants on the Ultra-Visible Viruses. ii. The Behaviour of the Virus of Fowl Pox (Epithelioma Contagiosum) towards various Disinfectants, with Experiments upon the Nature of the Disease. Fowl pox belongs to a class of diseases the symptoms and lesions of which are characteristic and have been well studied although the cause still remains in complete mystery. In a similar disease of man-molluscum eontagiosum-cellular inclusions in...

Ichim A.; Busila S.; Dinu I.; Radovici E., 1968: The action of certain disinfectants on microbial respiration. Cadariu, Gh , And B Barhad (Edited By) Activiatea Stintifica A Institutului De Igiena, Bucharesti 1927-1967 (Scientific Session Of The Institute Of Public Health, Bucharest 1927-1967) 457p Editua Medicala: Bucharest, Rumania 405-406

Jon E.S.arr; Joseph Judis, 1968: Mechanism of action of phenolic disinfectants VIII Association of phenolic disinfectants with proteins. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 57(5): 768-773

Samra, A.S., 1956: Relative value and mode of action of some fungicides used as seed disinfectants and protectants. Organic Hg compounds proved to be more effective for combatting Alternaria infection in radish seed than thiram products. Dust treatments with Hg products did not result in complete control of infection, even when used in dosages up to 10 g per kg...

Starr, J.E.; Judis, J., 1968: Mechanism of action of phenolic disinfectants. 8. Association of phenolic disinfectants with proteins. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 57(5): 768-773

Smorodintsev, A.A.; Cmopoflhhueb, 1929: Influence of protein medium on the action of various disinfectants. Defibrinized blood and horse serum were used to test different dis-infectants, which, in order of decreasing protein-penetrating capacity, were: lysoform, formalin, carbolic acid, H2O2, cresol, argoflavine, rivanol, AgNO3, chloramine, HgCl2. Degre...

Labots, H.; Galesloot, T.. E., 1963: Laboratory evaluation of dairy disinfectants. Studies on the various results in capacity tests using different disinfectants. Two types of results were obtained using the capacity test for disinfectants (D.S.A. 23), i.e. (i) a series of negative subcultures is followed by a positive series, the number of negative subcultures increasing with increasing concentration of th...