Investigation of a Blue Light LED Device to Suppress Wound Pathogens Using a Collagen-Based Synthetic Skin Model

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Authors: Siyam Subair, Natasha Singh, Pratibha Sharma, Tim Hannah, Mariam Sabri, Deekshana Shankar, Mohamed Hasanar
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Abstract

), caused no detectable chemical or conformational degradation of the collagen matrix, unlike the damaging effects observed with germicidal UV-C control. Finally, a unique evaluation in an aerosol chamber demonstrated that BL treatment reduced microbial deposition on surfaces by over 95%, highlighting its potential for mitigating nosocomial infections. These findings demonstrate the suitability of skin-mimicking substrates as an accessible alternative for evaluating BL in preclinical testing, thereby eliminating the need for animal models.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Photodynamic Therapy Research Studies Wound Healing and Treatments Bacterial biofilms and quorum sensing

Publication details

Journal / source
Journal of Visualized Experiments
Issue
228
Publication date
24 February 2026
Language
EN