FACTORS WHICH CONTROL MAXIMAL GROWTH OF BACTERIA

Optimization of silver nanocrystalline dressing production to control the growth of common bacteria in burn infections

Background: Silver nanocrystalline dressings have recently received a great deal of attention due to their effect on various bacteria present in wound infections. The most important factor in choosing a dressing is the effect of disinfection, its effect on epithelium and its ability to control wound infection. In addition, it reduces the use of painkillers and narcotics and reduces the stress o...

Mechanisms of growth control in bacteria

Maximal Sets of Factors

In this paper, a survey is presented of results concerning maximal sets of factors in graphs. These factors at times satisfy additional structural constraints, such as being connected, or such as requiring each component of each factor to be isomorphic. Each set of factors occurs in some natural family of graphs, including complete graphs and complete multipartite graphs.

Actions of Maximal Growth

We study acts and modules of maximal growth over finitely generated free monoids and free associative algebras as well as free groups and free group algebras. The maximality of the growth implies some other specific properties of these acts and modules that makes them close to the free ones; at the same time, we show that being a strong “infiniteness” condition, the maximality of the growth can...

Growth of maximal functions

Abstract. We consider the integrability of φ(f∗) for various maximal functions f∗ and various increasing functions φ. We show that for some of the standard maximal functions arising in harmonic analysis and ergodic theory, there is never integrability of φ(f∗) for all Lebesgue integrable functions f except in cases where the growth of φ is slow enough so that the integrability follows from the ...