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Fabrication of biologically active fibre materials with predetermined properties

  • “Khimvolokna-2000”. Articles from the Proceedings at the International Conference on Chemical Fibres. (Tver', May 2000)
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A method was developed for fabrication of fibre materials having a proteolytic and antimicrobial action with controlled drug release. A correlation was established between the composition of the polymer composite and the type of polymer matrix and the properties of the materials (activity, stability, kinetics of drug release).

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  1. T. N. Yudanova
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  2. I. F. Skokova
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  3. L. S. Gal'braikh
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Moscow State Textile University. Translated fromKhimicheskie Volokna, No. 6, pp. 21–24, November–December, 2000.

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Yudanova, T.N., Skokova, I.F. & Gal'braikh, L.S. Fabrication of biologically active fibre materials with predetermined properties. Fibre Chem 32, 411–413 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02359071

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