Injectable antibacterial hydrogels based on oligomeric amino acid amphiphiles
A technology for hydrogels and antibacterial agents, applied in the field of antibacterial hydrogels based on oligomeric amino acid amphiphilic molecules, can solve problems such as difficult to meet antibacterial requirements, achieve good application prospects, easy mass preparation, and simple and convenient preparation methods
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[0069] Example 1, preparation of polyε-lysine antibacterial hydrogel coated with compound shown in formula V and its antibacterial performance test
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[0071] (1) Mix the compound represented by formula V with polyε-lysine with a molecular weight of 10,000Da according to the mass ratio of 1:0.128 and 1:0.64 respectively, and obtain a mixture of the two after mixing evenly;
[0072] (2) The mixture is completely dissolved in pure water with the mass fraction of amphiphilic molecules being 1% to obtain an aqueous solution of the mixture;
[0073] (3) Add the aqueous solution of the mixture into a petri dish and let it stand at room temperature for 1 hour, and a thin layer of hydrogel can be spontaneously formed on the bottom of the dish;
[0074] (4) Add 10 to the surface of the hydrogel 6 CFU / ml Escherichia coli, cultivated for 15 hours, by testing the OD of the corresponding sample 620nm Value characterizes the sample antibacterial rate of above 2 kinds of proporti...
Embodiment 2
[0075] Example 2, Preparation of polyε-lysine antibacterial hydrogel coated with compound shown in formula VIII and its antibacterial performance test
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[0077] (1) Mix the compound represented by formula VIII with polyε-lysine with a molecular weight of 10,000Da according to the mass ratio of 1:0.128, 1:0.64, and 1:1.28, respectively, and obtain a mixture of the two after mixing evenly;
[0078] (2) The mixture is completely dissolved in pure water with the mass fraction of amphiphilic molecules being 1% to obtain an aqueous solution of the mixture;
[0079] (3) Add the aqueous solution of the mixture into a petri dish and let it stand at room temperature for 2 hours, a thin layer of hydrogel can be spontaneously formed at the bottom of the dish;
[0080] (4) Add 10 to the surface of the hydrogel 6 CFU / ml of E. coli, cultured for 15 hours, see figure 1 , by testing the OD of the corresponding sample 620nm Value characterizes the sample antibacterial rate of abov...
Embodiment 3
[0081] Example 3, Preparation of polyε-lysine antibacterial hydrogel coated with compound shown in formula VIII and its antibacterial performance test
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[0083] (1) Mix the compound represented by formula VIII with polyε-lysine with a molecular weight of 10,000Da according to the mass ratio of 1:0.128, 1:0.64, and 1:1.28, respectively, and obtain a mixture of the two after mixing evenly;
[0084] (2) The mixture is completely dissolved in pure water with the mass fraction of amphiphilic molecules being 1% to obtain an aqueous solution of the mixture;
[0085] (3) Add the aqueous solution of the mixture into a petri dish and let it stand at room temperature for 2 hours, a thin layer of hydrogel can be spontaneously formed at the bottom of the dish;
[0086] (4) Add 10 to the surface of the hydrogel 6 CFU / ml of E. coli, cultivated for 24 hours, by testing the OD of the corresponding sample 620nm Value characterizes the sample bacteriostatic rate of above 3 kinds of ...
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