“…Based on the type of polymeric system, antimicrobial polymers can be classified [7]: (1) biocidal polymers, with intrinsic antimicrobial activity; (2) polymeric biocides, which have biocide molecules attached on the polymer backbone; and (3) biocidereleasing polymers, having biocide molecules included in a polymeric matrix. 1,2,3-triazoles and their derivatives, synthesized in the last decades by "click chemistry" [1,48,55], have various pharmacological activities, such as: anticancer [14,15,24], anti-HIV [25,37,64], antiviral [9,19,32], antimycobacterial [3,4,20,42], antifungal [2,13,29], antidiabetic [5,18,49], antitubercular [41,46,50], antimalarial [8,10,43], anti-inflammatory [38,45]. These N-heterocyclic derivatives linked to carbohydrates have captured broad attention, due to their increased solubility and biological activity [17,28,54].…”