ライフサイエンスコーパス: disinfect

1 er probe, an iCare probe previously used and disinfected 1 time prior (once used probe) and 5 times p

2 cacy of in situ, nonchemical UV treatment to disinfect a heterotrophic contaminant in a compact photo

3 The direct disinfecting activity of PHMB was determined in triplica

4 -2 in human sebocytes, which may enhance the disinfecting activity of the human sebaceous gland.

5 Probes were disinfected after each use with 70% isopropyl alcohol sw

6 aqueous systems for use as a fruit/vegetable disinfecting agent.

7 Quaternary compounds, ubiquitous in disinfecting agents and personal care products, were pot

8 gh-production chemicals used as cleaning and disinfecting agents.

9 uently, many efforts have focused on ways to disinfect air.

10 gies, such as self-disinfecting coatings for disinfecting and adenosine triphosphate and ultraviolet/

11 Iron electrocoagulation simultaneously disinfects and coagulates non-enveloped viruses (unlike

12 Boiling, disinfecting, and filtering water within the home can im

13 dence examining current methods of cleaning, disinfecting, and monitoring cleanliness of patient room

14 g cells and may prove useful as therapeutic, disinfecting, and strain-typing reagents for prion disea

15 d to solid surfaces have been shown by us to disinfect aqueous solutions of influenza viruses.

16 back of appropriately versus inappropriately disinfected areas of the hand and can also be used for t

17 ermore, 36 cm(2) Ag(SA+NP)/ZIF is capable of disinfecting at least 10.0 L of surface water, which mee

18 However, the disinfected biofilms and nondisinfected biofilms showed

19 hs of the disinfectant exposure process, the disinfected biofilms showed 2-5 times higher mean stiffn

20 re the root canal is not instrumented and is disinfected by light followed by obturation with a hydra

21 s used to bottle-feed infants are frequently disinfected by moist heating.

22 pare newly emerging strategies, such as self-disinfecting coatings for disinfecting and adenosine tri

23 noncommunity, nondisinfecting community, and disinfecting community wells, respectively.

24 of microorganisms is a low-cost approach to disinfect drinking water and wastewater.

25 Alternative technologies to disinfect drinking water such as ultraviolet (UV) disinf

26 f automated in-line chlorine dosers that can disinfect drinking water without electricity, while also

27 paration for the bioanalytical assessment of disinfected drinking water result in the loss of volatil

28 sence of I(-) and were detected in authentic disinfected drinking water samples.

29 e current DWGC disproportionately represents disinfected drinking water systems due to a paucity of m

30 s frequently detected and highly abundant in disinfected drinking water systems.

31 tetracyclines, and trimethoprim in chlorine-disinfected drinking water using a single solid-phase ex

32 , seawater, and concentrated freshwaters and disinfected drinking/recreational waters.

33 ine chlorination) represents one approach to disinfecting drinking water before or at the point of co

34 The concentration of free chlorine used for disinfecting drinking water, recreational water, and foo

35 For UV-disinfected effluents, the higher the UV dose, the more

36 automated endoscope reprocessors (AERs) for disinfecting endoscopes.

37 and Clostridium difficile from inadequately disinfected environmental surfaces.

38 Peroxides find broad applications for disinfecting environmental pathogens particularly in the

39 ctively applied to the H2O2 detection in the disinfected fetal bovine serum samples, and the recovery

40 ls and ports that are difficult to clean and disinfect, further complicated by the presence of heat s

41 nate surfactant-derived DBPs from laboratory-disinfected gas extraction wastewater.

42 Plasma of argon could be used to disinfect implant abutments before insertion to minimize

43 ons, the use of low dose far-UVC lighting to disinfect in-room air has been proposed.

44 that can both prevent bacterial adhesion and disinfect indwelling catheters in situ is reported.

45 frugal plasma devices can be used to safely disinfect instruments, surfaces, and water.

46 r complexes, have been used for centuries to disinfect liquids, solids, and human tissue.

47 CD can disinfect masks and simultaneously restore electrostatic

48 Comparative effectiveness studies of disinfecting methods and monitoring strategies were unco

49 s hand hygiene, when examining the effect of disinfecting methods.

50 ilver ions at a controlled rate that in turn disinfect microbial pathogens.

51 en, such as a recent discovery of effects in disinfecting microfiltered reclaimed wastewater with ult

52 und in indoor air in the wintertime, and are disinfected more effectively at higher RH values, as fou

53 mage and protein denaturation to effectively disinfect N95 respirators.

54 hand-washing on all occasions when required, disinfecting objects and surfaces, physical distancing,

55 Disinfected/oxidized water samples had reduced cellular

56 The method was then applied to chemically disinfected/oxidized waters, and 181 tentative DBP-GSH r

57 ty and the approaches to remove, dilute, and disinfect pathogenic organisms from the hospital environ

58 strategies to mitigate plume formation or to disinfect pathogens within it.

59 s, material compatibility and the ability to disinfect porous surfaces.

60 increased bromide levels in source waters of disinfecting public drinking water systems in the United

61 chnologies were promoted as useful tools for disinfecting public spaces and combating airborne pathog

62 Comparing with no surface disinfection, disinfecting public surfaces every 2 hours can reduce th

63 totoxicity, and NAC thiol reactivity for all disinfected samples.

64 Using disinfected secondary effluents from four treatment plan

65 roacetonitrile (DCAN-FP) in chlorine- and UV-disinfected secondary effluents.

66 Pa, including a newly designed shower drain, disinfecting siphons underneath the sinks, and rimless t

67 a history of recent exposure to contact lens disinfecting solutions (Opti-Free, Equate) containing po

68 had documented exposure to contact lens care disinfecting solutions or artificial tear solutions cont

69 fficacy testing of multipurpose contact lens disinfecting solutions.

70 e are no previous studies on mutagenicity of disinfected spa (hot tub) waters or comprehensive identi

71 mination, providing justification for public disinfecting stations in key areas where human traffic f

72 mmunosensor specifically detected antigen in disinfected stool with low background noise at concentra

73 ction of Entamoeba histolytica antigens from disinfected stool, within a span of 5 min using an ac-EH

74 hods using screen printed gold electrodes in disinfected stool.

75 eatment plants to the tap, chlorine, used to disinfect surface water meant for residential use, react

76 results suggest that buildings supplied with disinfected surface water are more likely than buildings

77 For a chlorine-disinfected surface water, this study demonstrates that

78 ons provided conflicting recommendations for disinfecting surfaces contaminated by uncontrolled patie

79 a activated water (PAW) is a new approach to disinfecting surfaces including fresh-cut foods while ma

80 These disinfecting surfaces maintain their antimicrobial prope

81 ave identified approaches to developing self-disinfecting surfaces or fabrics to minimize healthcare-

82 m and sediment compartments harbored ARGs in disinfected systems, presenting a concern for their rele

83 though no irrigation method could thoroughly disinfect the RCS, bacterial reduction indexes were gene

84 ovirus surrogate (Tulane virus, TV) and then disinfected the leaves with free chlorine.

85 ctious agents, were reported to infrequently disinfect themselves and their vehicles.

86 but not that of E. coli O157:H7 increased in disinfected treatments, indicating that the pathogen's s

87 food resources requires workers to build and disinfect tunnels and chambers inside the nest and inges

88 d); UV (quaternary ammonium disinfectant and disinfecting ultraviolet [UV-C] light except for C diffi

89 rogeneous photocatalysis (HPC)) were used to disinfect urban WW to the same target of Escherichia col

90 , reusable face covering that can be quickly disinfected using an array of ultraviolet C lamps contai

91 ntaminated using HPV was compared with rooms disinfected using standard methods.

92 Disinfected wastewater effluent contains a complex mixtu

93 ountries and more closely resembled chlorine-disinfected wastewater effluents.

94 d cytotoxicity in mammalian cells exposed to disinfected wastewaters.

95 xed halogen (Cl, Br, and/or I)-dipeptides in disinfected water have not been studied.

96 nt toxic disinfection byproducts (DBPs) from disinfected water is a longstanding challenge.

97 Extracting disinfected water is necessary to assess the overall tox

98 ugh contact with brine solutions prepared in disinfected water or sanitisers used to clean all contac

99 t to assess viability of faecal coliforms in disinfected water sources.

100 ion of HAN and HAM dominant species found in disinfected water, dichloroacetonitrile and dichloroacet

101 pH and excess chlorine-conditions typical in disinfected water.

102 mes associated with long-term consumption of disinfected water.

103 chromatography-HRMS, to characterize DBPs in disinfected water.

104 ght is one of the most commonly used ways of disinfecting water contaminated by pathogens such as bac

105 ine reacts with the iodide (I(-)) present in disinfected waters to produce free iodine.

106 water toxicity when assessing the quality of disinfected waters.

107 romise the accuracy of IOP measurements when disinfected with 70% isopropyl alcohol swabs and ethylen

108 Water used in a food factory is frequently disinfected with chlorine, which originates disinfection

109 ate of UV filters in seawater swimming pools disinfected with chlorine.

110 the fate of phenolic compounds when water is disinfected with hypochlorous acid (HOCl), there is stil

111 tamination rates were observed when skin was disinfected with isopropyl alcohol plus tincture of iodi

112 g DBP (N-DBP) groups commonly found in water disinfected with monochloramine that have been shown to

113 rget organism was discharged were terminally disinfected with one of four strategies: reference (quat

114 rder to avoid the transfer of pathogens from disinfected WW to irrigated crops and soil.