Synthesis and Characterisation of Silver(I)-Bioglues and Assessment of Biological Activity of AgNO3 Against Staphylococcus aureus
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Proteomic analysis revealed that S. aureus cells were experiencing stress as a result of exposure to AgNO3, which causes an increase in the expression of virulent and essential metabolic proteins, suggesting that Ag(I) ions affect membrane permeability.
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