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OwnerRichard K. Gordon, Bhupendra P. Doctor +7inventors
InventorsRichard K. Gordon, Bhupendra P. Doctor, Ashima Saxena, Shawn R. Feaster, Donald Maxwell, Michelle Ross, David Lenz, Keith LeJeune, Alan Russell
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A material comprising a porous support and a plurality of enzymes for the removal, decontamination or neutralization of hazardous chemicals such as OP compounds is disclosed. The material may be used on a variety of surfaces, including natural, synthetic and biological surfaces such as skin and other delicate membranes. Also disclosed is a process of making the material, kits and various methods and reactivation devices for reactivating the enzymatic activity of the material.
A polymeric sponge or foam for the removal, decontamination, detoxification and/or neutralization of a hazardous compound comprising a plurality of enzymes immobilized on a polymeric porous support, said plurality capable of detoxifying organophosphorous and/or organosulfur compounds.
A method of making a polymeric sponge or foam for the removal, decontamination, detoxification and/or neutralization of a hazardous compound comprising immobilizing a plurality of enzymes immobilized on a polymeric porous support, said plurality capable of detoxifying organophosphorous and/or organosulfur compounds.
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