Sterilization mechanism and development trend of fungicides

Sterilization mechanism

Whether it is inorganic fungicides or organic fungicides, oxidizing fungicides or non-oxidizing fungicides, the sterilization mechanism can be summarized into the following mechanisms

① Hinder the respiration of bacteria.

②Inhibit protein synthesis The amino acid molecules that make up the protein are sequentially condensed into a polypeptide chain through peptide bonds

Compounds formed by condensing three amino acids are called tripeptides, and so on are tetrapeptides, pentapeptides, and even polypeptides

③Destruction of the cell wall The cell wall is a barrier substance that metabolizes with the outside world while maintaining internal and external balance.

④Inhibition of nucleic acid synthesis.

Since there are many types of fungicides, their sterilization mechanisms are of course different, but any one of the above conditions can cause bacteria to be inhibited or killed

The development trend of fungicides and algaecides

The research of bactericidal and algaecides at home and abroad is progressing rapidly.

Related link: Classification of fungicides and algaecides