Polycations. 15. Polyammonium Surfaces - A New Approach to Antifungal Activity

J.   I.   Cohen; T.      Abel; D.      Burkett; R.      Engel; J.      Escalera; M.      Filshtinskaya; T.      Hatchett; M.      Leto; Y.      Melgar; K.      Melkonian

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Several types of porous surfaces, including cotton cloth, paper, wood, silk, and wool, have been modified chemically by the attachment of polycationic adjuncts to provide them with antifungal characteristics. Structure / activity relationships for the antifungal adjuncts have been determined in this investigation for the effect on a series of fungi.

Keywords: Polycations, Polyammonium

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Title: Polycations. 15. Polyammonium Surfaces - A New Approach to Antifungal Activity

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Author(s): J. I. Cohen, T. Abel, D. Burkett, R. Engel, J. Escalera, M. Filshtinskaya, T. Hatchett, M. Leto, Y. Melgar and K. Melkonian

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Keywords: Polycations, Polyammonium

Abstract: Several types of porous surfaces, including cotton cloth, paper, wood, silk, and wool, have been modified chemically by the attachment of polycationic adjuncts to provide them with antifungal characteristics. Structure / activity relationships for the antifungal adjuncts have been determined in this investigation for the effect on a series of fungi.

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Cohen I. J., Abel T., Burkett D., Engel R., Escalera J., Filshtinskaya M., Hatchett T., Leto M., Melgar Y. and Melkonian K., Polycations. 15. Polyammonium Surfaces - A New Approach to Antifungal Activity, Letters in Drug Design & Discovery 2004; 1 (1) . https://dx.doi.org/10.2174/1570180043485752