Design of experiment in the synthesis optimization of vancomycin-selective "artificial receptors"
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https://doi.org/10.15587/2313-8416.2014.27623Keywords:
molecularly imprinted polymer, artificial receptors, vancomicine, affinity, design of experimentAbstract
The work is focused on the use of chemometric approach to "design of experiment", implemented using MODDE 9.0 software package to optimize the synthesis of the vancomycin-selective nanoparticles ("artificial receptor" based on molecularly imprinted polymers) in an automatic reactor in order to obtain its maximum quantitative yield.
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