Antimicrobial Nanoparticulate Additives Forming Non-Leachable Sustained Antimicrobial Polymeric Compositions

Organization:Hadassah Medical Centers-Hebrew University Jerusalem, 49453, IL
I.P. Brief:Insoluble Anti Bacteral Nanoparticle IABN is an additive to materials, providing them with long term antibacterial properties. IABN nanoparticles are added to host materials at low concentrations (typically 1%) thereby having minimal effect on their physical properties. Antibacterial properties are achieved by disrupting bacterial cell walls and membranes.
Keywords:biofilm,biofouling,antibacterial,surface contamination,strille,sterillity
Primary Industry:Pharma&Biotechnology
Specific Market:medical devices,Marine industry,Food industry,Biological warfare

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