Nano-Infrared Detection and Identification of Bacteria at the Single-Cell Level
Axell Rodriguez,
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Yana Purvinsh,
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Junjie Zhang
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et al.
Analytical Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 21, 2025
Every
year,
bacterial
infections
are
responsible
for
over
7
million
deaths
globally.
Timely
detection
and
identification
of
these
pathogens
enable
timely
administration
antimicrobial
agents,
which
can
save
thousands
lives.
Most
the
currently
known
approaches
that
address
needs
time-
labor
consuming.
In
this
study,
we
examine
potential
innovative
nano-infrared
spectroscopy,
also
as
atomic
force
microscopy
infrared
(AFM-IR)
machine
learning
in
different
bacteria.
We
demonstrate
a
single
bacteria
cell
is
sufficient
to
identify
Borreliella
burgdorferi,
Escherichia
coli,
Mycobacterium
smegmatis,
two
strains
Acinetobacter
baumannii
with
100%
accuracy.
The
based
on
vibrational
bands
originate
from
components
wall
well
interior
biomolecules
cell.
These
results
indicate
nano-IR
spectroscopy
be
used
nondestructive,
confirmatory,
label-free
pathogenic
microorganisms
at
single-cell
level.
Language: Английский
Conductive biological materials for in vitro models: properties and sustainability implications
In vitro models,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 24, 2025
Abstract
The
integration
of
conductive
biological
materials
into
in
vitro
models
represents
a
transformative
approach
to
advancing
biomedical
research
while
addressing
critical
sustainability
challenges.
Traditional
used
tissue
engineering
and
disease
modeling
are
often
environmentally
detrimental,
derived
from
non-renewable
resources,
limited
their
ability
replicate
the
dynamic
properties
native
tissues.
Conductive
bridge
this
gap
by
offering
unique
combination
biodegradability,
sustainability,
functional
properties,
such
as
bioelectricity
biocompatibility,
that
essential
for
mimicking
physiological
environments.
Herein,
development
current
applications
biodegradable
materials,
including
advanced
polymers
polyaniline
polypyrrole,
carbon-based
nanocomposites,
renewable
biopolymers
lignin
cellulose,
overviewed.
These
not
only
reduce
ecological
footprint
but
also
enable
precise
simulation
electrical
signaling
tissues,
cardiac,
neural,
muscular
systems,
thereby
enhancing
relevance
models.
Their
three-dimensional
(3D)
constructs,
organ-on-chip
platforms,
bioprinting
technologies
facilitates
patient-specific
models,
paving
way
personalized
therapeutic
diagnostic
applications.
In
addition
precision,
these
align
with
global
efforts
implement
circular
economy
principles
research,
promoting
resource
efficiency
waste
reduction.
By
combining
environmental
responsibility
state-of-the-art
functionality,
redefining
future
3D
accelerating
innovation
regenerative
medicine,
drug
development,
fostering
sustainable
framework
scientific
discovery.
Language: Английский
Application of Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) for protozoan analysis: A systematic review
Photodiagnosis and Photodynamic Therapy,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 104441 - 104441
Published: Dec. 1, 2024
Protozoa
present
in
water
for
human
consumption
represent
a
significant
public
health
risk
to
greater
extent
the
most
vulnerable
populations.
Identifying
protozoa
traditional
way
through
microscopy
or
with
more
advanced
technologies
such
as
molecular
biology
may
limitations
sensitivity,
specificity,
time,
and
costs.
Fourier
Transform
Infrared
(FTIR)
spectroscopy
have
potential
an
alternative
detection
of
used
consumption.
An
exhaustive
search
was
carried
out
databases,
SCIELO,
PubMed,
SCOPUS
Google
Scholar,
terms
"protozoa,"
"protozoan,"
"parasite,"
"FTIR,"
"infrared
spectroscopy."
Only
six
articles
met
inclusion
criteria.
FTIR
can
detect
changes
biochemical
composition
but
has
not
been
identification
parasites
clinical
environmental
samples.
The
systematic
review
identified
lack
studies
this
area
need
conduct
research
aimed
at
developing
standardized
methods
creating
spectral
database
banks
protozoan
species
that
will
allow
precise
Cryptosporidium
spp.
Giardia
Language: Английский