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3/25/2010
First system for assessing the antiviral efficacy of textiles and articles in everyday use
Researchers at the Institute for Hygiene and Biotechnology (IHB), part of the Hohenstein Institute in Bönnigheim, have developed the world's first system for assessing the efficacy of textiles and articles in everyday use against viruses. With the help of a new procedure to test antiviral effectiveness, more targeted work can now be carried out to develop products treated in this way, optimising them to meet market requirements.
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HOH_AntiviraleWirksamkeit_2010-Tabelle-e.pdf
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Ensuring the antiviral effectiveness of textiles and everyday items in public areas helps to break the chain of infection.
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The assessment system that has been developed at the Institute for Hygiene and Biotechnology (IHB) will lead to the targeted development of antivirally effective products.
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