Modern wound dressings: Making and properties. II. Wound dressings containing immobilized proteolytic enzymes (a review)

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Yudanova T.N. [1 ]
Reshetov I.V. [2 ]
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[1] Moscow State Textile University, Moscow
[2] Hertzen Cancer Research Institute, Moscow
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Chitosan; Alginic Acid; Immobilize Enzyme; Chitosan Film; Wound Dressing;
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10.1007/s11094-006-0146-z
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Published data devoted to making and characterization of the properties of polymeric wound dressings with proteolytic action are reviewed. These data are indicative of individual dependence of the physicochemical properties, activity, and stability of each particular enzyme on the type of polymer matrix and the method of immobilization. In order to obtain wound dressings, which are active in physiological medium and retain their activity upon sterilization, it is necessary to optimize the composition and characteristics of a polymer matrix and the enzyme included into its structure. © 2006 Springer Science+Business Media, Inc.
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