Sentence examples for inactivating pathogens from inspiring English sources

Now, researchers have a new technique for "inactivating" pathogens like Escherichia coli, Salmonella, and Listeria found on fruits and vegetables using nanosized, electrically charged water droplets, Food Safety News reports.

Environmental cleaning is aimed at removing or inactivating pathogens in the environment [ 20].

These barriers are not all equally effective in eliminating or inactivating pathogens and may have a range of effects, depending on the pathogen and the individual.

Photochemically treated FFP and solvent detergent FFP are approved methods of inactivating pathogens in some jurisdictions.

In recent years, nonthermal technologies have shown potential as alternatives to conventional pasteurization, with scope for inactivating pathogens and spoilage microorganisms without any of the adverse effects on product quality associated with thermal treatments such as reduced nutritional value or altered sensory attributes [ 1, 2].

We recently reported a two-domain non-classical Kazal serine protease inhibitor from the hepatopancreas of Carcinoscorpious rotundicauda (CrSPI) with a possible dual function of inactivating pathogen protease (subtilisin) and host protease (furins).

The report concludes that sanitation in and around the MINUSTAH camps was "not sufficient," and recommends that U.N. installations worldwide "treat fecal waste using on-site systems that inactivate pathogens before disposal".

Since ABHR are no-rinse formulations, they are expected to inactivate pathogens in situ to achieve hand antisepsis.

These processes allow the antibodies to bind antigens strongly and to carry out different effector functions and be distributed throughout the body so that they can inactivate pathogens and other toxic substances.

A high local concentration of H2O2 might inactivate pathogens in close proximity to lactobacilli, even though the dispersed H2O2 concentration had no pathogen-inactivating activity (Table 1).

FTA paper also rapidly inactivates pathogens making the infectious samples safer to handle by untrained personnel [ 35- 37].