Minicells as an Escherichia coli mechanism for the accumulation and disposal of fluorescent cadmium sulphide nanoparticles

Keyphrases

• Escherichia Coli 100%
• Cadmium Sulfide Nanoparticles 100%
• Minicells 100%
• Quantum Dots 53%
• Bacterial Cells 15%
• Nanoparticles 15%
• Cadmium 15%
• Fluorescent Nanoparticles 15%
• Fluorescence Intensity 15%
• Sulfur 7%
• Biocompatibility 7%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 7%
• Damaged Proteins 7%
• Fluorescence Emission 7%
• Physiological Role 7%
• CdTe Quantum Dots 7%
• Detoxification 7%
• Heavy Metal Tolerance 7%
• Biosynthesized 7%
• Unique Mechanism 7%
• Bacterial Synthesis 7%
• Producing Strain 7%
• Diverse Applications 7%
• Energy Dispersive X-ray Spectroscopy 7%
• Bacterial Resistance 7%
• Coated Nanoparticles 7%
• Intensity Analysis 7%
• Flame Atomic Absorption Spectrometry 7%
• Fluorescence Microscopy Analysis 7%
• High Fluorescence 7%
• Rod Cell 7%
• Cell Fitness 7%
• MinC 7%
• Cadmium-free Quantum Dots 7%
• Resistance to Stress 7%
• Cadmium Content 7%
• Physiological Pathways 7%
• Harmful Elements 7%

Material Science

• Nanoparticle 100%
• Quantum Dot 100%
• Cadmium 100%
• Heavy Metal 11%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 11%
• Biocompatibility 11%
• Fluorescence Microscopy 11%
• Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy 11%
• Microscopy 11%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Escherichia coli 100%
• Bacterial Cell 50%
• Dynamics 25%
• Antimicrobial Resistance 25%
• Metal Tolerance 25%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 25%
• Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy 25%