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How Cinnemaldehyde Inhibits Microbes
STAPHYLOCOCCI
- Inhibits Cell Division by inhibiting FTSP-Z (filamentation temperature-sensitive protein Z)
- Destroys the Gram-positive cell wall – causes leakage of cytoplasmic contents
- Inhibits Staph. enzymes that convert host proteins into nutrients
PSEUDOMONAS
- Disrupts Biofilm matrix production at very low concentrations
- Rapid destruction of the cell membrane in multidrug-resistant organisms
- Inhibits efflux pumps to allow antibiotics to concentrate in the cytoplasm
MALASSESIA
- Inhibits ergosterol synthesis, so weakens the cell membrane, leading to leakage of cytoplasmic contents
- Inhibits the production of the thick outer cell wall Beta-glucans
- Causes mitochondrial damage, leading to apoptosis
CinnaZoo Reference Articles with Summaries
Antibacterial – Staphylococcus (Including MRSP, Skin/Ear Infections)
Cinnamaldehyde and Staphylococcal Infections
Cinnamaldehyde against MRSP pyoderma
Cinnamaldehyde in resistant canine Staph otitis dogs
Antibacterial – Pseudomonas (Including Resistance And Virulence)
cinnamaldehyde – multi-drug resistant Pseudomonas
Cinnamaldehyde and Pseudomonas Virulence
Cinnamaldehyde virulence Pseudomonas
Antibacterial – Oral / Anaerobes / Other Bacteria
cinnamaldehyde and Porphyromonas
Cinnamaldehyde and oral infections in people
Broad-Spectrum Antibacterial / Antibiotic Synergy
Cinnamaldehyde In Combination With Antibiotics.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde With Antibiotics In G+ And G- Bacteria.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde and Synergy with Chlorhexidine
Antimicrobial Effects of Cinnamon Essential Oil.pdf
Antifungal – General And Synergy
Antifungal Activity Of The Essential Oils Of Eight Cinnamomum Species.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde And Antifungal Synergism.pdf
Antifungal – Specific Organisms (Dermatophytes, Malassezia)
Cinnamaldehyde and Dermatophytes
Cinnamaldehyde and Microsporum and Trichophyton
Cinnamaldehyde And Malassezia.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde and Malassezia Sensitivity
Mechanism Of Action / Cellular Effects
Cinnamaldehyde and EDTA Effective Against Biofilms
Cinnamaldehyde Mechanism Of Action.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde And Biofilm.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde And Macrophages.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde And Pseudomonas Virulence.pdf
Toxicity / Safety / Host Response
Cinnamaldehyde And Toxicity To Keratinocytes.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde And Transient Edema.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde Anti-Inflammatory Effects In Mice With AD.pdf
Wound Healing / Dermatologic Application
Cinnamaldehyde In Wounds.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde Topically Promotes Faster Wound Healing.pdf
TC Dermal Absorption
Formulation / Product Development / Patents
Cinnaderm Related Patent
Extraction / Chemistry / Processing
Cinnamaldehyde Extraction From Bark.pdf
Purification Of Cinnamaldehyde From Cinnamomum Zeylanicum Bark Oil.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde Steam Distillation.pdf
Cinnamon Essential Oil.pdf
Combination Therapies / Immunologic Modulation
Cinnamaldehyde Can Reduce Inflammation by Dr. Louis Gotthelf
Cinnamaldehyde and Dexamethasone Combination
TC is a Toll Like Receptor 4 Blocker
Miscellaneous / Other Applications
Cinnamaldehyde As A Mosquito Repellent.pdf
Cinnamaldehyde In Milk.pdf

