'Crosslinking' presentation slideshows

Polymers

Polymers. What Are Polymers?. Large molecule that consists of lots of small repeating subunits Subunits are called monomers Polymers are formed when monomers are linked together is a process called polymerization. Addition Polymers. Polymers are linked through addition reactions

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Chemical Modification

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Four Year Results Of Corneal Crosslinling (XL) in Keratoconus

Four Year Results Of Corneal Crosslinling (XL) in Keratoconus. Fernando Aguilera-Zarate MD Instituto de Ojos de BC Mexicali, Baja California Mexico No Financial Interest. Objective > Corneal Rigidity Fotopolimerization colagen Fibers Combination : UV-A + Rivoflabin ( vit B2)

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Reversible Crosslinking in Ultrathin Films Joe Schlenoff, Florida State University, DMR-0309441

Reversible Crosslinking in Ultrathin Films Joe Schlenoff, Florida State University, DMR-0309441. PSS. Na+. NaCl. Ion-pair. Cl-. PDADMA. An ultrathin film made from two charged polymers. When salt is added, it beaks some of the ion pairs between the positive and negative polymers.

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Protein Crosslinking

Crosslinking is a technique that covalently binds two or more biomolecules together to form conjugates with enhanced physical properties and/or biological functionalities. The structure of a functioning protein involves more than just the intramolecular covalent bonds, which results in challenging questions regarding the spatial orientation and non-covalent interactions of the protein. The dynamic nature of proteins in physiological environment makes it even difficult to determine the roles of individual amino acids in the chemical and biological properties of proteins.

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