Effect of Galtnut on Candida albicans biofilm:An in vitro study
LI Fu-ming
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LI Fu-ming
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Objective:To compare the effects of aqueous extract of Chinese Galtnut,calcium hydroxide and chlorhexidine on candida albicans biofilm.Methods:Biofilms were grown on 96-well polymethylmethacrylate strips,and the quantitative analysis of biofilm formation and the concentrations of three antimicrobials restraining 80% fungal growth was performed by XTT reduction method.Result:The cellular metabolism level at 48h was the highest.The biofilm bioactivity and drug resistance increased with culturing time.Conclusion:Candida albicans were unsensitive to calcium hydroxide but sensitive to chlorhexidine and aqueous extract of Chinese Galtnut can restrain the biofilm formation at the initial stage.
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Objective:To compare the effects of aqueous extract of Chinese Galtnut,calcium hydroxide and chlorhexidine on candida albicans biofilm.Methods:Biofilms were grown on 96-well polymethylmethacrylate strips,and the quantitative analysis of biofilm formation and the concentrations of three antimicrobials restraining 80% fungal growth was performed by XTT reduction method.Result:The cellular metabolism level at 48h was the highest.The biofilm bioactivity and drug resistance increased with culturing time.Conclusion:Candida albicans were unsensitive to calcium hydroxide but sensitive to chlorhexidine and aqueous extract of Chinese Galtnut can restrain the biofilm formation at the initial stage.
Key concepts: Biofilm, Candida albicans, Chlorhexidine, Calcium hydroxide, Microbiology, Chemistry, In vitro, Corpus albicans