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Influence of surface topography on marine biofoulingXiao, 2014
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- Xiao L
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Marine biofouling, associated with the accumulation of marine colonizers on submerged surfaces, has been a longstanding problem. Among different surface properties, cell substrate interaction is strongly influenced by surface topographies. Therefore, in this work …
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