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Complex Responses of Microorganisms as a Community to a Flowing Atmospheric Plasma

2012-03-20

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Abstract It is well known that microorganisms are highly adaptable to changing microenvironments and to a diversity of external stresses. To investigate this, a vacuum filtration technique was used to deposit Listeria innocua cells in a single monolayer onto a membrane and a pulsed radio‐frequency atmospheric plasma plume was used to treat such samples. Unexpectedly however, the resulting inactivation kinetics wer...

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8c15bf6f-63b7-5778-97fd-992b5ea5d0d8
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10.1002/ppap.201100104
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