Does [ Joint inhibitory effects research on Microcystis aeruginosa and Chlorella pyrenoidosa of phenolic acids ]?
Some specifically combined phenolic acids can lead to synergistic inhibiting effects on algae, which has better environmental safety for application due to the use of single phenolic acid was massively decreased.
On the basis of contamination in previous studies, when hydrogen peroxide and other chemical disinfectants were used together with tap water washing, it was expected that approximately 40% of lens storage cases would yield bacteria, often with a high count, and that up to 8% would yield Acanthamoeba. Such contamination did not occur, however, in this study. The multipurpose solution, for 1 month's use, gave the lowest rate of bacterial contamination with only 7% of storage cases harbouring bacteria at>10(4)/ml and with 78% sterility. One of the two one-step hydrogen peroxide systems performed equally well. Importantly, Acanthamoeba was not isolated from any of the 150 storage cases. Whether lens storage cases need to be sterile or contain<10(3) bacteria/ml solution within them is debatable, but it is essential that Acanthamoeba be absent from them.