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titleOfInvention Nanofiber composite hemodialysis membrane containing directional toxin removal channel and preparation method thereof
abstract The invention relates to a nanofiber composite hemodialysis membrane containing a directional toxin removal channel and preparation thereof, wherein the cortex layer of the dialysis membrane is a polyvinyl alcohol separation layer containing heparin functionalized carbon nanotubes, and the supporting layer is a polyacrylonitrile nanofiber membrane. The nanometer gap formed at the interface between the heparin functionalized carbon nanotube and the polyvinyl alcohol substrate in the cortex provides a directional nanometer channel for toxin, and the composite hemodialysis membrane prepared by the method has high-efficiency small and medium molecular toxin removal rate on the premise of not sacrificing the selectivity of macromolecular protein, and simultaneously shows excellent blood compatibility.
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