… In addition, the electrospinning process provides a simple way to encapsulate drugs within
a … To the best of our knowledge, this is the first time that a poly(ester urea) has been assayed …

… urea derivatives of both type of the bacteria (Gram-positive and Gram-negative). Compounds
3 and 4 are better antibacterial agents as compared to standard drug … pyralinones ester of …

… polymers-PEURs (poly (ester urethane)s) and PEUs (poly (ester urea)s) with low cytotoxicity
… to combat drug resistant bacteria. Considering the wide use of agents as drugs and in …

… (ester urea)s materials have been widely explored in drug … of amino acid-based based
poly(ester urea)s (TP-PEUs) and … allows the uniform distribution of drugs within the material [38]. …

… the possibility of preserving their antibacterial activity. Specifically, … We have selected a
leucine-based poly(ester urea) (PEU) (… into micro/nanofibers loaded with antibacterial drugs [36]. …

… armamentarium of clinically useful antibacterial drugs. However, … It is not surprising that
antibacterial drug discovery efforts are … Acylation of N-alkyl amino esters with excess phosgene …

… the leaching or exhaustion of antibacterial drugs, the materials … Poly(ester urea)s have limited
inflammatory response and … releasing capacity as potential antibacterial wound dressings. …

… the antibacterials that can; 1) penetrate to the site of drug … extent by the formation of amide
or ester of the drugs (Fig. 2a). … pasteurii urease, 55 μL of buffer containing 100 mM urea and 5 …

… methyl ester 85 in the presence of EDCI, providing the urea derivative 86 in 81% yield. (152) …
functionality is a structural feature in a variety of antiviral, antibacterial, and antiparasitic …

… a reliable source of targets for antibacterial drugs. In spite of the … ester (109). The reaction
of intermediate 109 with l-proline-tert-butyl ester in pyridine provides the tetrasubstituted urea …