A new, simple approach to confer permanent antimicrobial properties to hydroxylated surfaces by surface functionalization

Othman Bouloussa; Francis Rondelez; Vincent Semetey

doi:10.1039/B716026G

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A new, simple approach to confer permanent antimicrobial properties to hydroxylated surfaces by surface functionalization

Othman Bouloussa , Francis Rondelez and Vincent Semetey

Chem. Commun., 2008, 951-953

DOI: 10.1039/B716026G
Received 18 Oct 2007, Accepted 12 Dec 2007
First published on the web 03 Jan 2008

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A new, simple method to obtain ultrathin polycationic monolayers on hydroxylated surfaces is described which uses a bifunctional copolymer comprising a reactive part (trimethoxysilane) and positive charges (quaternary ammonium salts) to confer antimicrobial properties.

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Details of the synthetic preparation of copolymer 2 and functionalized surfaces, surface analyses and bactericidal assays are included
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