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Electrolytic Metallization of Halloysite Nanotubes and Antimicrobial Applications
Due to increased reports of infections and biofouling arising from the use of invasive medical devices, novel antimicrobial agents with suitable anti-biofouling properties are critically needed. Transition metals exhibit substantial antimicrobial activity; however, their use is limited because of th
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