Original paper
Ultrasonic irradiation of low intensity with a mode of sweeping frequency enhances the membrane permeability and cell growth rate of Candida tropicalis
Abstract
Here we report the enhancement of both cellular permeability and cell growth rate of Candida tropicalis after treatment with the ultrasonic irradiation of low intensity using a mode of sweeping frequency (UILS) generated by a self-developed ultrasonic device in our lab. After the ultrasonic treatment, remarkable biomass enhancement of the yeast was observed; the hyphae became significantly longer; the seeped cellular protein and nucleic acid...
Paper Details
Title
Ultrasonic irradiation of low intensity with a mode of sweeping frequency enhances the membrane permeability and cell growth rate of Candida tropicalis
Published Date
Jul 1, 2017
Journal
Volume
37
Pages
518 - 528
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