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Electroactive Mg2+-hydroxyapatite nanostructured networks against drug-resistant bone infection strains

Andrés et al., 2018

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17455431871835474876
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Andrés N
Sieben J
Baldini M
Rodríguez C
Famiglietti A
Messina P
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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Surface colonization competition between bacteria and host cells is one of the critical factors involved in tissue/implant integration. Current biomaterials are evaluated for their ability both of withstanding favorable responses of host tissue cells and of resisting bacterial …
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