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Interfacial Assembly of Marine Exopolysaccharide EPS MO245 Reduces Pseudomonas aeruginosa Adhesion on Silica
Marine exopolysaccharides are increasingly explored as non-biocidal anti-adhesive agents, yet how their assembly at the solid-liquid interface, rather than their intrinsic chemistry alone, governs this performance remains poorly understood. Here we compare the adsorption of the marine exopol
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