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. 2021 Jul 26;132(1):41–58. doi: 10.1111/jam.15202

TABLE 2.

Summary of patents using chitosan in antiviral preparations

Use Mechanism Process Activity References
(I) Antiviral activity by physical mixtures Mixing with organics Polyvinylpyrrolidone, gelatine, photo‐initiator, sodium sulphate, ethanol, and acrylate glycidyl ether, etc. Chitosan hydrogel antiviral liquid gloves Qingliang et al. (2020)
Chitosan mixed with grapefruit seed extract Antiviral disinfectant activity against influenza virus, parainfluenza virus and rotavirus Yong‐Chul et al. (2018)
Chitosan succinate Antiviral gel Azat Rashidovich et al. (2010)
Chitosan oligosaccharide pesticide Against resistant watermelon virus disease and hot pepper virus diseases Zhang et al. (2012)
Chitosan and virus insecticide raw powder Raw powder promotes the infection of insects with the virus so as to guarantee the insect killing Zhenpu et al. (2017)
Chitosan in combination of heparin or heparin sulphate Prevention or treatment of infections in mammal including man caused by herpes virus Olle et al. (2001)
Mixing with inorganics Copper‐containing chitosan fibres Field of sanitary protection articles Xianming et al. (2020)
Chitosan particles with nickel ion Adsorb enterovirus Ya‐Ching et al. (2009)
(II) Antiviral activity by chemistry Chitosan derivatives Changing the structure of chitosan Excellent antiviral action Yonghong et al. (2004)
Chitosan–arginine derivative Against influenza A (H1N1), vaccinia virus (Copenhagen strain), herpes simplex 1 (SP7 strain) and encephalomyocardidits virus (B strain) Baker and Wiesmann (2020)
(III) To prepare vaccines Attenuated live vaccine Chitosan microsphere Against Porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus Qigai et al. (2019); Fulai et al., (2018)
Chitosan derivatives N‐2‐hydroxypropyldimethylethyl ammonium chloride chitosan/carboxymethyl chitosan Newcastle disease attenuated live nanoparticle vaccines Kai and Wang (2015)
Nanoparticles Influenza virus attenuated live vaccine Ze (2012)
Chitosan adjuvant intranasally Pandemic influenza Holdings (2001)