MALDI MS analysis, disk diffusion and optical density measurements for the antimicrobial effect of zinc oxide nanorods integrated in graphene oxide nanostructures

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Graphene oxide-zinc oxide hybrid nanostructures were synthesized and they demonstrated significant and promising antimicrobial activity on pathogenic bacteria. The combination of graphene oxide with zinc oxide nanorods showed an impressive antibacterial effect under intense scrutiny as compared with individual graphene oxide or zinc oxide nanomaterials. The characterization and investigation of GO-ZnO nanorod hybrid nanostructures were conducted using UV, FTIR, XRD, SEM, EDX and TEM measurements. The antimicrobial activity of the above hybrid material was evaluated by various methods including MALDI-MS analysis, a disk diffusion assay and optical density measurements.

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Bhaisare, M. L., Wu, B. S., Wu, M. C., Khan, M. S., Tseng, M. H., & Wu, H. F. (2016). MALDI MS analysis, disk diffusion and optical density measurements for the antimicrobial effect of zinc oxide nanorods integrated in graphene oxide nanostructures. Biomaterials Science, 4(1), 183–194. https://doi.org/10.1039/c5bm00342c

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