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В то жевремя добавки ПСС к растворам фибриногена сильно влияют на кинетику адсорбции,даже когда компоненты одноименно заряжены. При значениях рН, соответствующихпротивоположному заряду компонентов, в растворе образуются мезоскопическиеагрегаты, что приводит к уменьшению величины адсорбции и скорости измененияповерхностных свойств. ПДАДМАХ взаимодействует с фибриногеном, только когдаэтот белок противоположно заряжен.9.Применение кинетического уравнения адсорбции для описания адсорбциикомплексов БСА/ПСС позволило оценить эффективный заряд адсорбирующихся глобул.Полученныезначенияудовлетворительносогласуютсясрезультатамипоэлектрофоретической подвижности БСА в водном растворе и показывают, чтокинетические единицы представляют глобулярный комплекс белок/полиэлектролитвместе со связанными противоионами.1241.Cooper C.L., Dubin P.L., Kayitmazer A.B., et al.
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