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Fig 1.

Experimental setup.

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Fig 2.

Timeline of the experiment.

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Fig 3.

Photos of (A) experimental arrangement for in vivo tests. (B) In vivo application of plasma jet.

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Table 1.

Scores for epithelial alterations.

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Fig 4.

Typical current and voltage waveforms for 2.0 slm of He flow and 1.5 cm distance to the target.

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Fig 5.

Q-V Lissajous figure for one voltage cycle.

The figure’s area is 151.3 μJ.

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Fig 6.

Number of viable cells in C. albicans ATCC 18804 biofilms (median and range) exposed or not to AM-CAPPJ (n = 9).

* p<0.05.

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Fig 7.

Vero cells viability (mean percentage and standard deviation) after exposure to AM-CAPPJ.

Cell viability was measured immediately, 24 and 48 hours after the exposure to plasma jet (n = 6).

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Fig 8.

Microscopic images of dorsal surface of C. albicans-infected tongues 24 hours after AM-CAPPJ exposure.

(1) HE-stained; (2) PAS-stained; (A) candidiasis induced and non-treated group; (B) plasma jet-treated; (C) nystatin-treated; (D) Scores (median values and ranges) attributed to the inflammatory alterations (column 1) and tissue invasion (column 2) 24 hours after exposure to AM-CAPPJ.

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Fig 9.

Microscopic images of dorsal surface of C. albicans-infected tongues 48 hours after AM-CAPPJ exposure.

(1) HE-stained; (2) PAS-stained; (A) non-treated group; (B) plasma-treated; (C) Nystatin-treated; (D) Scores (median values and ranges) attributed to the inflammatory alterations and tissue invasion 48 hours after exposure to AM-CAPPJ.

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Fig 10.

Counts of colony forming units in mice’ tongues 24 hours after the treatment with nystatin or AM-CAPPJ.

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