Explore the potential application of glycyrrhizic acid ammonium salt strontium pectin(GasSP) and its components(Gas and SP) in the medical field
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GasSP, Glycyrrhizic acid ammonium salt strontium pectin, Glycyrrhizic acid ammonium salt, Strontium, Pectin, Pectin-based hydrogel, Wound dressing, Antibacterial propertyAbstract
Objective: Finding the potential application of glycyrrhizic acid ammonium salt strontium pectin (GasSP) and its components (Gas and SP) in the pharmaceutical field. Methodology: Searching and summarizing literature on strontium, pectin, and Gas; designing and summarizing expert interview to figure out potential applications of GasSP and its components; designing and manipulating experiments to figure out the antibacterial properties of GasSP with 5 different concentrations and Gas with 6 different concentrations. Results: No significance difference in the antibacterial properties were found between each group of GasSP; All of the treatment groups of GasSP were observed to be not antibacterial; And there was a positive correlation between the Gas concentration and the antibacterial properties of Gas. Conclusions: This study provides a description of antibacterial properties and potential applications of GasSP and its components. The research showed that GasSP can be used as a skin wound dressing, which serves a groundbreaking basis for the future studies in medical field.References
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