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Katsev, A.M. and VIu, S. (2002) Interaction of Cationic Surface-Active Antiseptics and Serum Albumin by the Bacterial Bioluminescence Method. Clinical Laboratory Diagnostics, 4, 39-41.

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• TITLE: Determination of Binding Parameters of Miramistin to Serum Albumin by the Bioluminescent Method

  AUTHORS: Nickolaj F. Starodub, Andrey M. Katsev, Elvira R. Abduramanova, Sergey L. Safronyuk, Marina V. Taran

  KEYWORDS: Bioluminescent Inhibition Test, Miramistin, Albumin, Association Constants, Determination

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Biological Chemistry, Vol.4 No.5, August 12, 2014

  ABSTRACT: Bioassay based on the luminescent bacteria was used as a new method for the determination of the kinetic constants of ligand binding to the complexion agent. Miramistin as the cationic surface-active antiseptic and serum blood albumin was taken as a model of interacting agent’s. It was concluded that this approach might have a wide range for applications, namely, in all cases where the ligand is an inhibitor of bacterial luminescence and its complex dose not effect the intensity of this process.