actbiotechАктуальная биотехнологияTopical biotechnology2304-4691ВГУИТ10.20914/2304-4691-2025-3-10-13actbiotech-5504Research ArticleСтатьиНАПРАВЛЕННОЕ ИНКАПСУЛИРОВАНИЕ ЦЕЛЫХ КЛЕТОК БАКТЕРИЙ В ГИДРОГЕЛИ НА ОСНОВЕ ПОЛИЭТИЛЕНГЛИКОЛЯТОВ КРЕМНИЯ И ТИТАНАФилипповаЕ. С.noemail@neicon.ruЛавроваД. Г.noemail@neicon.ruФГБОУ ВО «Тульский государственный университет»Russian Federation202530092025031013Copyright © Филиппова Е.С., Лаврова Д.Г., 20252025Филиппова Е.С., Лаврова Д.Г.Филиппова Е.С., Лаврова Д.Г.Данная работа распространяется под лицензией Creative Commons Attribution 4.0.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.https://www.actbio-vsuet.ru/jour/article/view/5504Referencesбиосовместим. При этом Si-ПЭГ обеспечивает сопоставимую с альгинатом эффективность инкапсуляции (72-77%) для различных штаммов, включая E. coli и R. qingshengii, и превосходит Ti-ПЭГ на 18-27%. 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