For treated MRSA cells, membrane disruption was clearly evident with intracellular contents visibly oozing out (Figures and). Treated E. coli cells displayed even more pronounced morphological changes, including cell shrinkage and the formation of surface blisters (Figures and). Surface irregularities, such as blebs and wrinkles, were spotted on the surface of treated A. fumigatus cells (Figures and), while similar morphological deformities were observed for the treated C. albicans (Figures and).