ANTIMICROBIAL PROPERTIES OF CATIONIC POLYELECTROLYTES
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The article summarizes the results of the analysis of literature data on studies of polymeric materials with antimicrobial properties. Four groups of polymeric antimicrobial materials are considered, as well as their most significant representatives: polymeric materials with a quaternary nitrogen atom, polymers of the pyridine type, imidazole derivatives, chitosan, polypeptide antibiotics.
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