[Descriptions and comparative changes of modifications on ultrastructure of cocci and bacteridium of saliva under "in vitro" influence of sparse and dense solutions of chlorhexidine di-gluconate].
E Emmanouel-Nikoloussi, M Kanellaki-Kyparissi, P Papavassiliou, M Dermentzoglou-Theodoridou, C Kerameos-Foroglou
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In our investigation we have studied and analysed the modifications on the ultrastructure of the cocci and bacteridium of saliva under "in vitro" influence of sparse and dense solutions chlorhexidine di-gluconate. We noticed that the sparse solutions of the drug revealed ruptures of the cellular wall and of the cellular membrane as well as "plasmoptysis" and "plasmolysis". The protoplasm, showing a general coagulation, damage of the cytoplasmic membrane and the cellular wall and in concentrations of 1% and 2% we observed a disorganisation of the nuclear chromatin.