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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-83807-2Structure-Property Relationships; Sugar-based polymers; Synthesis-structure relationships; Antimicrobia

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H. Heinig,A. Kufner,L. E. Perssonble and non-toxic. The structure of chitosan allows diverse modifications via its hydroxyl and amino groups, which can enhance its properties and also allow complex formation with other polysaccharides. The physicochemical properties of chitosan, such as solubility, viscosity, thermal stability, etc

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Radosav Ž. Djordjević,Radovan R. Janićlation of chitin extracted from marine waste materials and highly useful to adsorb the toxic ions existing in the water body as it has a large number of active functionalities of hydroxyl and amine groups. The chitosan has several advantages including low cost, bio-degradable, and bio-compatibility

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Hubert Flenner,Mirella Manaresiof a strong base. When it exists in the solution form, mucoadhesive property is observed due to the cationic nature of the polymer. The favourable characteristics and the flexibility in development process of chitosan, enables it to find a wide range of application in the biomedical field by existin

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A. Atiqah,A. Jalar,M. A. Bakar,N. Ismailncreasing since then, with more than 2,500 papers published in 2020. Initially, the interest was mainly related to potential applications in agriculture and food products, but currently, the emphasis on the medical use of chitosan and chitosan derivatives is continuously increasing. Common derivativ