IT1265777B1 - Chitosanes having imidazole groups, uses and methods of production - Google Patents

Chitosanes having imidazole groups, uses and methods of production

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IT1265777B1
IT1265777B1 IT92AN000033A ITAN920033A IT1265777B1 IT 1265777 B1 IT1265777 B1 IT 1265777B1 IT 92AN000033 A IT92AN000033 A IT 92AN000033A IT AN920033 A ITAN920033 A IT AN920033A IT 1265777 B1 IT1265777 B1 IT 1265777B1
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chitosanes
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Riccardo Muzzarelli
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The imidazole group is inserted into the chitosanes according to this invention through reaction of the latter with imidazole carboxyaldehyde or with urocyanic acid, or with other reagents such as imidazole pyruvic acid. The product of the imidazole carboxyaldehyde reaction, known as imidazolyl chitosane, has the properties of a highly cationic, water-soluble, chelating, antimicrobial and film-generating polysaccharide. These properties, together with its optimum stability during storage, its predisposition to cross-linking on the surfaces of plastics material and its capacity for unequivocal identification through N-NMR make it a useful biopolymer for making plastics materials for medical use biocompatible and for preventing infections during their use. The bactericidal capacity of this class of chitosanes makes it suitable for all in vivo and in vitro applications of other kinds such as medication for wounds and burns, the prevention of tissue adhesiveness, cell cultures and cosmetic formulations.
IT92AN000033A 1992-09-28 1992-09-28 Chitosanes having imidazole groups, uses and methods of production IT1265777B1 (en)

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