A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms
A novel electrochemical method for the recognition of different species of microorganisms has been developed. It consists of sampled DC voltammetry applied directly to microbial cultures or to the supernatants of these cultures obtained following centrifugation. Pt, Au, and glassy carbon working ele...
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paper:paper_10400397_v13_n12_p999_Corton2023-06-08T16:00:37Z A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms Bacteria Fungi Microbial identification Voltammetry carbon gold platinum article bacterium culture bacterium identification centrifugation chemometric analysis electrochemical analysis electrode fungus Gram negative bacterium Gram positive bacterium microorganism nonhuman pattern recognition potentiometry A novel electrochemical method for the recognition of different species of microorganisms has been developed. It consists of sampled DC voltammetry applied directly to microbial cultures or to the supernatants of these cultures obtained following centrifugation. Pt, Au, and glassy carbon working electrode materials were examined. Complete and replicated voltammograms obtained at gold working electrodes were processed by factor analysis to generate the scores plots that were used for pattern recognition of the different species. Three Gram-negative bacteria (E. aerogenes, P. vulgaris and E. coli), two Gram-positive bacteria (B. cereus and S. aureus) and one fungus (S. cerevisiae) were tested. The chemometric methods employed for data analysis produced clear groupings of replicate voltammograms for these organisms, allowing species identification. 2001 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_10400397_v13_n12_p999_Corton http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10400397_v13_n12_p999_Corton |
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Bacteria Fungi Microbial identification Voltammetry carbon gold platinum article bacterium culture bacterium identification centrifugation chemometric analysis electrochemical analysis electrode fungus Gram negative bacterium Gram positive bacterium microorganism nonhuman pattern recognition potentiometry |
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Bacteria Fungi Microbial identification Voltammetry carbon gold platinum article bacterium culture bacterium identification centrifugation chemometric analysis electrochemical analysis electrode fungus Gram negative bacterium Gram positive bacterium microorganism nonhuman pattern recognition potentiometry A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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Bacteria Fungi Microbial identification Voltammetry carbon gold platinum article bacterium culture bacterium identification centrifugation chemometric analysis electrochemical analysis electrode fungus Gram negative bacterium Gram positive bacterium microorganism nonhuman pattern recognition potentiometry |
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A novel electrochemical method for the recognition of different species of microorganisms has been developed. It consists of sampled DC voltammetry applied directly to microbial cultures or to the supernatants of these cultures obtained following centrifugation. Pt, Au, and glassy carbon working electrode materials were examined. Complete and replicated voltammograms obtained at gold working electrodes were processed by factor analysis to generate the scores plots that were used for pattern recognition of the different species. Three Gram-negative bacteria (E. aerogenes, P. vulgaris and E. coli), two Gram-positive bacteria (B. cereus and S. aureus) and one fungus (S. cerevisiae) were tested. The chemometric methods employed for data analysis produced clear groupings of replicate voltammograms for these organisms, allowing species identification. |
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A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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A novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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novel electrochemical method for the identification of microorganisms |
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2001 |
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https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_10400397_v13_n12_p999_Corton http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_10400397_v13_n12_p999_Corton |
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