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Antimycotic Activity of Ozonized Oil in Liposome Eye Drops against <i>Candida</i> spp.

Giuseppe Celenza, Roberto Iorio, Salvatore Cracchiolo, Sabrina Petricca, Ciro Costagliola, Benedetta Cinque, Bernardetta Segatore, Gianfranco Amicosante, Pierangelo Bellio

2020Translational Vision Science & Technology38 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

Purpose: . Methods: ) membrane potential, and the extent of membrane lipid peroxidation. Results: , and increased reactive oxygen species generation. Conclusions: The significant increases in reactive oxygen species production cause the accumulation of reactive oxygen species-associated damages leading to progressive Candida cell dysfunction. Translational Relevance: The antifungal activity of Ozodrop was demonstrated at concentrations several times lower than the concentration that can be retrieved in ocular surface after its application. The antifungal activity of the eye drops Ozodrop would represent an interesting off-label indication for a product basically conceived as an eye lubricant.

Topics & Concepts

Reactive oxygen speciesCandida albicansLipid peroxidationMinimum inhibitory concentrationFluconazoleCandida glabrataLiposomeOxidative stressGlutathioneChemistryBroth microdilutionBiochemistryPharmacologyMicrobiologyBiologyAntifungalIn vitroEnzymeMedical and Biological Ozone ResearchMigraine and Headache StudiesLaser Applications in Dentistry and Medicine