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Experimental Application of Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Coatings with Adsorbed Bacteriophages for Reducing the Risk of STEC Infections

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A new approach to prevention of STEC infection is based on the synergic effect of combined bactericidal activity of bacteriophages and organic-inorganic hybrid coating of metals. The coatings are characterized… Click to show full abstract

A new approach to prevention of STEC infection is based on the synergic effect of combined bactericidal activity of bacteriophages and organic-inorganic hybrid coating of metals. The coatings are characterized by superhydrophilic or superhydrophobic properties and multimodal granularity with the texture incorporating metal oxide nanoparticles and bacteriophages. Superhydrophilic surfaces are characterized by significantly higher bactericidal activity than superhydrophobic ones. The cytotoxicity of superhydrophobic surfaces can be increased due to antibacterial activity of bacteriophages combined with the superhydrophobic characteristics of the materials.

Keywords: application organic; organic inorganic; coatings adsorbed; inorganic hybrid; hybrid coatings; experimental application

Journal Title: Bulletin of Experimental Biology and Medicine
Year Published: 2018

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