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Preface | p. vii |
Contributors | p. ix |
Antimicrobial Packaging Polymers. A General Introduction | p. 1 |
Bacterial Resistance and Challenges of Biocide Plastics | p. 23 |
"Click Chemistry" To Derived Antimicrobial Polymers | p. 51 |
Chitosan and Chitosan Blends as Antimicrobials | p. 71 |
Thymol in Nanocomposites. A Case Study | p. 101 |
Bacteriocins in Plastics | p. 117 |
Antimicrobial Enzymes and Natural Extracts in Plastics | p. 159 |
Antimicrobial Peptides | p. 195 |
Recombinant Antimicrobial Peptides | p. 227 |
Novel Antimicrobials Obtained by Electrospinning Methods | p. 261 |
Silver- And Nanosilver-Based Plastic Technologies | p. 287 |
Antimicrobial Plastics Based on Metal-Containing Nanolayered Clays | p. 317 |
Nanometals As Antimicrobials | p. 327 |
Titanium Dioxide-Based Plastic Technologies | p. 351 |
Tissue-Implant Antimicrobial Interfaces | p. 379 |
Characterizing the Interactions Between Cell Membranes and Antimicrobials Via Sum-Frequency Generation Vibrational Spectroscopy | p. 429 |
Gas-Based Antimicrobials in Active Packaging | p. 469 |
Current Legislation in Antimicrobials | p. 489 |
Human Safety and Environmental Concerns Associated with the Use of Biocides | p. 527 |
Index | p. 561 |
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