Titlebook: Bioactive Polymeric Systems; An Overview Charles G. Gebelein,Charles E. Carraher Book 1985 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1985 Ab

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Immobilized Enzymes,enzyme adsorption and cross-linking. Adsorption-cross-linking, the combination of these methods, results in a more utilitarian catalyst. The most widely used method is covalent bonding of the enzyme to a support material; but entrapment and microencapsulation are valuable techniques for immobilizati

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Drug Delivery with Protein and Peptide Carriers,clusion, to proteins, synthetic polypeptides, and antibodies. Common reactions for coupling these drugs to carriers include the use of carbodiimides, the generation of Schiff bases followed by reduction, and the formation of disulfide linkages. Often a spacer group such as a dextran or polypeptide i

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Biomedical Applications of Polysaccharides,nd supermolecular structure and conformation..Products derived from polysaccharides are available for ion exchange, for gel permeation or gel filtration, or affinity and conventional chromatographies, as gel media for microbial cultures, for electrophoresis, and so on. Polysaccharides are used as de

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Functionality and Applicability of Synthetic Nucleic Acid Analogues,eraction was studied particularly on poly-L-lysine derivatives having nucleic acid bases in relation to their molecular weight, their conformation in solutions, and other properties. From a photodimerization study on the model compounds containing thymine bases, intramolecular features of the reacti

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Enzyme-Mimetic Polymers, to reaction to condense and activate the substrate, and provide the bound substrate with suitable reaction field, resulting in an enhanced rate and specificity of reaction. The bound substrate is oriented toward an intramolecular catalytic group for high efficiency and specificity of reaction. Cata

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Polymeric Antitumor Agents on a Molecular and Cellular Level,cated applications such as polymers in medicine. Within the field of pharmacologically active polymers, the area of polymeric antitumor agents is a new and attractive field, where polymer scientists try to combine the advantages of macromolecular systems with the requirements of tumor therapy. That

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Book 1985he natural macromolecules (e.g., proteins, nucleic acids, polysaccharides) which compose natural tissues in humans, animals and plants. In the broad sense used here, biological activity is any type of such action whether it be in medication, pest control, plant-growth regu­ lation, and so on. In sho