Synthetic biologically active polymers
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Auteurs : L. G. DonarumaSource :
- Progress in Polymer Science [ 0079-6700 ] ; 1975.
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- Abstr, Academic press, Acid, Active polymers, Alkylene polyamines, Amine, Ammonium, Anhydride, Anhydride copolymer, Anion, Anion exchange resin, Anion exchange resins, Annual reports, Antibacterial, Antibacterial activities, Antibacterial activity, Antibody formation, Antimalarial, Antimalarial activities, Antimalarial activity, Antineoplastic properties, Antiulcer compositions, Bacteria species, Biol, Biological activities, Biological activity, Biological activity test data, Broad spectrum, Cancer inst, Carbon disulfide, Carboxylic, Cation, Charge density, Chem, Chick embryos, Cholesterol levels, Clarkson college, Classic nitrofuran drug, Copolymer, Copolymer composition, Crosslinked, Crosslinking, Derivative, Donaruma, Drug activity, Drug design, Drug latentiation, Drug moiety, Ethylene oxide, Ethylene oxide copolymers, Exchange resins, Formaldehyde, French laboratories, German patent, Haemat, Heparin antagonists, Immune response, Inactive monomeric species, Infectious diseases, Influenza virus strains, Interferon, Interferon inducers, Intraperitoneal injection, Japanese patent, Large number, Lond, Long period, Macromolecule, Main polymer chain, Maleic anhydride, Medicinal, Medicinal chemistry, Moiety, Molecular structure, Molecular weight, Molecular weights, Monomer, Monomeric, Monomeric drug, National cancer institute screening data summary compound, National cancer institute screening data summary compounds, National drug, Nonpolymeric drugs, Other bacteria, Pendant, Pendant group, Pharmacological testing, Polyacrylic acids, Polyelectrolyte, Polyelectrolyte character, Polymer, Polymer backbone, Polymer chain, Polymer drugs, Polymer properties, Polymer structure, Polymer systems, Polymeric, Polymeric enzymes, Polymeric salts, Pyrrolidone, Quaternary, Rohm haas, Scientific literature, Similar materials, Sodium salts, Stereochemical, Stereochemical configuration, Such cases, Such materials, Such relationships, Such systems, Such things, Suitable crosslinking, Sulfonamide, Sulfonamide content, Sulfonic acid cation exchange resins, Synthetic polymer systems, Synthetic polymers, Systemic administration, Tanabe seiyaku, Toxicant principle, Toxicity, Virus inhibitor, Wallace tiernan, White laboratories, Wide variety.
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DOI: 10.1016/0079-6700(75)90002-7
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