The Science behind UVGI technology
UV-C light kinda pushes into the cellular structure of microorganisms and messes up their nucleic acids, not in a gentle way.
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UV-C light is given off by specialized germicidal lamps.
Those UVGI lamps here make UV-C radiation at germicidal wavelengths, and yes, they're set up to go after troublesome microorganisms more or less.
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The ultraviolet energy travels right through bacteria, viruses, and fungi
UV-C light can reach the microorganisms and move inside, so it can strike their genetic material much more directly.
3
The DNA and RNA framework(s) get damaged
With UV-C radiation, the DNA or RNA of pathogens becomes disrupted, and then usual cellular processes break down.
4
Microorganisms lose their ability to replicate
After their genetic material is damaged, microorganisms can no longer reproduce or keep multiplying.
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Pathogens go inactive and can not cause infection
Since replication stops, the pathogens are basically neutralized and they cannot spread disease further.
