Catalytic surfaces for active protection from toxins

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Carrier-bound or immobilized enzyme or microbial cell;...

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C435S018000, C435S181000

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07067294

ABSTRACT:
A bioactive catalytic material is disclosed for providing protection from chemical exposure. The material is composed of enzymes immobilized within polyelectrolyte multilayers and a polymerizable end-capping layer to render stability to enzymes. Also disclosed is the related method for making a bioactive catalytic material and their deposition on substrates of varying size, shape and flexibility for providing active protection from chemical exposure.

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