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Bioactive Fibers and Polymers

โœ Scribed by J. Vincent Edwards and Tyrone L. Vigo (Eds.)


Publisher
American Chemical Society
Year
2001
Tongue
English
Leaves
338
Series
ACS Symposium Series 792
Category
Library

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Content: Biologically active fibers in health care / J. Vincent Edwards and Tyrone L. Vigo --
Retention, unfolding, and deformation of soluble proteins on solids / S.C. Goheen ... [et al.] --
A novel, enzyme-based method for the wound-surface removal and decontamination of organophosphorus nerve agents / Janet K. Grimsley ... [et al.] --
Understanding dressing composition : a biomaterial point of view / George P. Hansen --
The non-healing wound : mechanisms and dressings / Dorne R. Yager ... [et al.] --
Design, preparation, and activity of cotton gauze for use in chronic wound research / J. Vincent Edwards ... [et al.] --
A hybrid bioabsorbable wound dressing / A. London Brown ... [et al.] --
Carboxymethylation-cotton for wound care management / D.V. Parikh --
Arterial grafts as biomedical textiles / Martin Bide ... [et al.] --
Biologically active biodegradable biomaterials / C.C. Chu --
Antimicrobial polymers and fibers : retrospective and prospective / Tyrone L. Vigo --
Determining antimicrobial efficacy and biocompatibility of treated articles using standard test methods / Beth Gresham Joiner --
Antimicrobials for synthetic fibers / Walter Bender and Peter Stutte --Durable and regenerable antimicrobial textiles / Gang Sun --
Antimicrobial properties of a novel N-halamine-based cellulose treatment process / Jeffrey Williams ... [et al.] --
Biodeterioration of wool by microorganisms and insects / Jeanette M. Cardamone.


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