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Britons in blue: A contextual analysis of corporeal painting in Great Britain, from the Iron Age to the early Middle Ages

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By Daniela Dantas
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Britons in blue: A contextual analysis of corporeal painting in Great Britain, from the Iron Age to the early Middle Ages Dantas, Daniela [1] [1] Centro de História da Universidade de Lisboa Localización: Studia historica. Historia antigua, ISSN 0213-2052, Nº.
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El azul de los britanos: Un análisis contextual de la pintura corpórea en Gran Bretaña, desde la Edad del Hierro hasta la Alta Edad Media

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By Daniela Dantas
| Universidad de Salamanca
El azul de los britanos: Un análisis contextual de la pintura corpórea en Gran Bretaña, desde la Edad del Hierro hasta la Alta Edad Media Referencias Cómo citar Métricas Adams, Max. The First Kingdom: Britain in the Age of Arthur. London: Head of Zeus, 2021. Alcock, Leslie. Arthur’s Britain. History and Archaeology, AD 367–634. London: Pelican Books, 1973. Aldhouse-Green, Miranda. Bog Bodies Uncovered: Solving Europe’s Ancient Mystery. New York: Thames and Hudson, 2015. Alves, Isabel et al.
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Synergistic Antimicrobial Activity of Silver Nanoparticles with an Emergent Class of Azoimidazoles

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By Ana Isabel Ribeiro, Barbara Vieira, Daniela Dantas, Barbara Silva
| MDPI
Abstract : The combination of two or more agents capable of acting in synergy has been reported as a valuable tool to fight against pathogens. Silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) present a strong antimicrobial action, although their cytotoxicity for healthy cells at active concentrations is a major concern. Azoimidazole moieties exhibit interesting bioactivities, including antimicrobial activity.
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Red-shifted and pH-Responsive Imidazole-based Azo Dyes with Potent Antimicrobial Activity

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By Ana Isabel Ribeiro, Filipe L.F. Carvalho, Eva Martins, Daniela Dantas
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Red-shifted and pH-Responsive Imidazole-based Azo Dyes with Potent Antimicrobial Activity Daniela Dantas, Ana Isabel Ribeiro, Filipe Carvalho, Eva Martins, Renata Silva, Fernando Remião, Andrea Zille, Fátima Cerqueira, Eugénia Pinto and Alice Dias Abstract A novel route is described to obtain 2 aminoimidazole azo dyes with unique substituents pattern in the heteroaryl unit that provides halochromic properties, exhibiting vibrant colours that change from magenta to deep blue.
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