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Yang et al., 2022 - Google Patents

Antimicrobial polypeptides capable of membrane translocation for treatment of MRSA wound infection in vivo

Yang et al., 2022

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13157421005408179212
Author
Yang S
Wang Y
Tan J
Teo J
Tan K
Yang Y
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Advanced Healthcare Materials

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Multidrug resistant infections are plaguing the healthcare sector over the past few decades with limited treatment options. To overcome this problem, the authors synthesize a series of novel guanidinium‐functionalized polypeptides. Specifically, poly (l‐lysine)(PLL) with …
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