Imani et al., 2019 - Google Patents
Flexible hierarchical wraps repel drug-resistant gram-negative and positive bacteriaImani et al., 2019
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- Imani S
- Maclachlan R
- Rachwalski K
- Chan Y
- Lee B
- McInnes M
- Grandfield K
- Brown E
- Didar T
- Soleymani L
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- ACS nano
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Healthcare acquired infections are a major human health problem, and are becoming increasingly troublesome with the emergence of drug resistant bacteria. Engineered surfaces that reduce the adhesion, proliferation, and spread of bacteria have promise as a …
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