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Sekar et al., 2014 - Google Patents

Synthesis and characterization of chemically modified collagen based nanobiocomposite containing silver nanorods incorporated with ciprofloxacin

Sekar et al., 2014

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4972854706767718015
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Sekar S
Manikandan R
Mandal A
Sankar S
Sastry T
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Recently development of nanobiocomposites (NBC) from biowastes, which has potential biomedical applications has gained momentum. Extraction of collagen for biomedical applications from biowastes such as fish scales has received much attention. The present …
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