Method for enzymatic treatment of textiles such as wool

Martin Griffin; João Marques Cortez; Philip Bonner

Method for enzymatic treatment of textiles such as wool

Martin Griffin (Inventor), João Marques Cortez (Inventor), Philip Bonner (Inventor)

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Abstract

The application provides a method of treating fibrous textile goods comprising treating the fibrous textile goods with an enzyme. This enzyme can be used to covalently link one or more acitve functional compounds to the fibres and/or to trap one or more active functional compound within an inter-fibre matrix and/or within an intra-fibre matrix formed by the action of the enzyme. Preferably, the enzyme is a traglutaminase, especially a calcium-dependent transglutaminasc. The enzyme may be used to add primary-amine containing active agents to the textile goods and also for the addition of proteins or peptides that have functional groups linked to them.

Original language	English
Patent number	WO0204739
IPC	D06M16/00,C11D3/386,D06M16/00
Priority date	10/07/00
Filing date	10/07/01
Publication status	Refused/Withdrawn - 1 Feb 2007
Externally published	Yes

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Method for enzymatic treatment of textiles such as wool
Griffin, M. (Inventor), Cortez, J. M. (Inventor) & Bonnes, P. (Inventor), 25 Oct 2007, (Refused/Withdrawn) IPC No. D06M16/00, C11D3/386, D06M16/00, United States Patent and Trademark Office, Patent No. US2003154555, 8 Jan 2003, Priority date 8 Jan 2003, Priority No. US33241003A
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Method for enzymatic treatment of textiles such as wool

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Method for enzymatic treatment of textiles such as wool

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