Antifungal activity of ionic liquid applied to linen fabric

Foksowicz-Flaczyk, Joanna; Walentowska, J.

doi:10.1016/j.ibiod.2012.05.025

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“…Two steps of thermal decomposition were observed for propiconazole-based salts 17, 18, 24-26. In case of sulfonates (20)(21)(22)(23) only hydrogensulfonate (20) exhibited two steps of thermal decomposition. Decomposition temperatures for tebuconazole amounted to 302 C for T onset 5% and 364 C for T onset 50% , while those for propiconazole amounted to 265 C for T onset 5% and 322 C for T onset 50% , with marked differences from values established for synthesized salts 1-26.…”

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“…14 They are efficient food deterrents, 15 herbicides 14, [16][17][18] and herbicide-plant regulators. 19,20 There are some examples of fungicidal ILs described in literature, [21][22][23][24][25] hence this manuscript is focused on presenting a new, cheap and efficient method, which may be used to obtain ILs by modifying the existing structures of commonly used fungicides.…”

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“…Additionally, many ILs possess antimicrobial activity against both bacteria and fungi [14] [15]. The polymeric materials contained ILs also showed antimicrobial properties [16] [17]. Due to both antifungal and plasticizing effects, our study incorporated ILs into dental tissue conditioner in order to improve antifungal property.…”

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Physical and Mechanical Properties of Antifungal Ionic Liquid-Incorporated Dental Tissue Conditioner

Kanjanamekanant¹,

Limpuangthip²,

Arksornnukit³

2017

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Denture stomatitis and fungal infection are commonly found in long-time denture wearer. Ionic liquids have been used as plasticizer and also possess antimicrobial activity. In this study, ionic liquid in form of 1-Decyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride was incorporated into tissue conditioner (GC Soft-liner TM ) to improve antifungal activity. Physical and mechanical properties were evaluated. Compliance was carried out using penetration test according to ISO 10139-1. Weight change, water absorption and solubility were determined by weight measurement. Conventional and nystatin-incorporated tissue conditioner served as controls. Results showed that ionic liquid-incorporated tissue conditioner significantly decreased fungal formation, both in material suspension and on material surface. The penetration depth of all groups tended to reduce over time with no significant difference at each time point. After water immersion, ionic liquid-and nystatin-incorporated tissue conditioner gained weight while conventional group showed weight loss. The percentage of water absorption of conventional group was significantly lower than ionic liquid and nystatin group, while the percentage of water solubility of nystatin group was significantly higher than others. Our work indicated that antifungal ionic liquid-incorporated tissue conditioner met the standard criteria in terms of material compliance. However, further studies including dynamic viscoelastic property are needed before clinical trial or application.

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“…Ionic liquids (ILs) became a subject of interest as substances with antimicrobial properties that are nontoxic for homeothermic organisms [34]. ILs used in this study contained quaternary ammonium cations, mainly responsible for biocidal properties and "environmentally-friendly" anions of L-proline amino acid or sorbic acid [Formulas (I)-(IV)].…”

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Efficiency of selected biocide compounds in the protection of building coatings against colonization by mold fungi, cyanobacteria and algae

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A series of biocidal compounds were evaluated as antifungal and antialgal additives for building coatings. The study comprised testing the susceptibility of coatings to colonization by Alternaria alternata, Ulocladium atrum, Aspergillus niger and Penicillium purpurogenum fungi as well as Nostoc commune cyanobacteria and Klebsormidium flaccidum green algae. White cabbage juice-based concentrate, dendrimeric peptides, peptide hydrolyzates from milk thistle and chestnut seeds, as well as selected ionic liquids, were used as additives to acrylic and silicone-based coatings. Also, some of biocidal additives were previously intercalated in montmorillonite or hydrotalcite to increase their wash-out resistance. The best results were obtained for the coatings modified with prolinate and sorbate ionic liquids added in the amount of 2 wt %. They ensure protection against the algae and cyanobacteria also after aging in water for 72 h, which indicates a possibility of their application in facade paints. Some antifungal activity was observed for the coatings containing hydrotalcite intercalated with aminododecanoic acid, while inhibition of algal growth was achieved using hydrolyzate from milk thistle seeds. However, in both cases, the coatings lost the resistance to microbial colonization when aged in water.

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Antifungal activity of ionic liquid applied to linen fabric

Cited by 30 publications

References 17 publications

Known triazole fungicides – a new trick

Known triazole fungicides – a new trick

Physical and Mechanical Properties of Antifungal Ionic Liquid-Incorporated Dental Tissue Conditioner

Efficiency of selected biocide compounds in the protection of building coatings against colonization by mold fungi, cyanobacteria and algae

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