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Neutral pH Plasma-Activated Water eliminates ESKAPE pathogens via reactive nitrogen species with dual potential for surface sanitation and wound cleansing

2024-10-06

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Plasma-activated water (PAW) is an emerging antimicrobial strategy, though its efficacy has traditionally depended on acidic pH to generate reactive species. To improve clinical and practical applicability, we developed a neutral pH formulation using buffered water—hs-PAbW—and evaluated its antimicrobial activity and mechanism of action against ESKAPE pathogens. hs-PAbW significantly reduced bacterial viability du...

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5e2a576d-2e56-596f-8596-71714cd669ed
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10.1101/2024.10.06.616848
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