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- W4324046556 abstract "Multidrug resistance of pathogenic microflora is a serious threat to the modern community looking for new approaches to treating superinfections. In this sense, antimicrobial photodynamic therapy (aPDT) is an effective and safe technique considered to be a promising alternative or an important supplement to the traditional clinically applied methods for inactivating antibiotic resistant pathogens. Macroheterocyclic photosensitizers (PS) of three generations are proposed for clinical practice. They are known as the key compounds for PDT able to be localized selectively in microbial cells and to be activated with the red light producing toxic reactive oxygen species (ROS). However, these neutral and anionic PSs possess low affinity towards the outer lipopolysaccharide membrane of Gram-negative bacteria and, consequently, poor ability to kill these pathogens under irradiation. In contrast, cationic PSs containing one or more charged groups, especially those bound to an appropriate carrier, provide efficient inactivation of microorganisms. In this paper, we focus on the study of photophysics, aggregation and photoinduced antimicrobial activity of the water-soluble derivative of deuteroporphyrin-IX, a blood group porphyrin, bearing two cationic trialkylammonium fragments. This potential photosensitizing agent is found to generate singlet oxygen in a non-polar environment and forms stable nano-sized molecular complexes with passive non-ionic carrier Tween 80, localizing in an aqueous surfactant solution as a non-aggregated form in the surface micellar layer. Two different modes of PS/Tween 80 binding characterized by their own stability constants and interaction stoichiometry are observed. Microbiological experiments clearly demonstrate that the increased permeability of the outer bacterial membrane caused by the application of the intramicellar form of the photosensitizer or addition of some potentiation agents leads to pronounced light phototoxicity of the pigment against antibiotic-resistant nosocomial strains of Gram-negative bacterial pathogens." @default.
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- W4324046556 title "Water-Soluble Dicationic Deuteroporphyrin Derivative for Antimicrobial PDT: Singlet Oxygen Generation, Passive Carrier Interaction and Nosocomial Bacterial Strains Photoinactivation" @default.
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