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Cavitation behaviors of genetically engineered bacterial protein nanoparticles induced by pulsed ultrasound
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• GVs-E.coli exhibit distinct spectral signatures compared to conventional UCAs. • Stable cavitation (1.6 MPa) and inertial cavitation (2.2 MPa) thresholds were identified. • A critical concentration threshold of OD=1.0 enables effective cavitation. • Stable and inertial cavitation show distinct dependence on acoustic pressure and bacterial concentration.
Keywords:
Genetically engineered bacterial protein nanoparticles
Cavitation threshold
Stable cavitation
Inertial cavitation
Passive cavitation detection
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