基于异甲基的药物对Streptococcus mutans生物膜形成的协同抑制作用

Arisu Korenaga1, Toshiki Miyaoka1, Harumi Asami1

  • 1Research & Development division, Osaka kasei Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan.

PloS one
|September 23, 2024
PubMed
概括

这项研究表明,4 - 异-3 - 甲基 (IPMP) 与聚氧乙烯化麻油 (POEHCO) 有效抑制了Streptococcus mutans生物膜. 这种组合还减少了与生物膜相关的基因表达,这表明它有可能预防口腔疾病.

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