国家/地区 中国（7）
IPC部 C（7）
IPC大类 C08（7）
IPC小类 C12P（7）
IPC C12P019/04（7）
发明人 CAI Y（2） CHEN S（2） JIN M（2）
LIU C（2） WANG H（2）
公开年 2021（4）
申请年 2021（3） 
专利权人 UNIV DONGHUA（2）

Improving external anti-oxidation activity and biological flocculability of Candida albicans extracellular polysaccharide comprises inoculating Candida albicans into liquid containing oxidized graphite, culturing system on constant temperature shaker, sequentially extracting and purifying.

LIU C, YUAN X, GAO X

Photothermal conversion film i.e. carbon nanotube (CNT)-reduced graphene oxide (rGO)-bacterial cellulose (BC) hydrogel useful for converting light energy of sunlight into heat energy, has complex layer structure comprising upper layer of CNT-BC hydrogel and lower layer of rGO-BC hydrogel.

CHEN S, ZHANG D, CHEN Y, CAI Y, WANG H, JIN M

Preparing cellulose-based conductive complex film by fermenting Acetobacter xylinum in fermentation medium, washing, freezing and curing biocellulose liquid film, drying, soaking in reduced graphene oxide/silver nanowire mixture, freezing and curing, drying and performing hot-pressing treatment.

GAO W, LI J, XU J, CHEN K, WANG B, ZENG J, CHENG Z

Photothermal conversion material with nano heterostructure comprises bacterial cellulose film, and reduced graphene oxide and carbon nanotubes distributed in heterogeneous structure.

JIN M, CAI Y, WANG H, CHEN S, QU X, ZHENG H

Preparing graphene antibacterial composite film involves adding silver nitrate powder to graphene oxide aqueous solution and ultrasonically to obtain graphene oxide/silver nitrate composite material.

HUANG Q, LIU C, ZHAO Y, FANG C

Graphene/bacterial cellulose composite material with gradient structure useful to prepare biomimetic biomaterials, electromagnetic gradient materials and conductive gradient functional materials comprises graphene and bacterial cellulose.

WAN Y, LIU J, ZHANG Q, YANG Z, AO H, HU J, LUO H, CUI T

Bacterial cellulose/graphene composite material, in which the graphene particles are embedded in the mesh fiber structure of the bacterial cellulose.

ZHONG C, ZHONG Y