Structure, morphology and properties of genipin-crosslinked carboxymethylchitosan porous membranes
•Genipin cross-linked carboxymethylchitosan membranes were prepared.•Such membranes are able to adsorb as much as 500–1700% its weight in water.•Lightly cross-linked membranes presented superior mechanical properties.•Lightly cross-linked membranes are more susceptible to lysozyme degradation. Highl...
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description | •Genipin cross-linked carboxymethylchitosan membranes were prepared.•Such membranes are able to adsorb as much as 500–1700% its weight in water.•Lightly cross-linked membranes presented superior mechanical properties.•Lightly cross-linked membranes are more susceptible to lysozyme degradation.
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