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Antibacterial performance of polydopamine-modified polymer surfaces containing passive and active components

Sileika et al., 2011

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2108944010612220392
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Sileika T
Kim H
Maniak P
Messersmith P
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ACS applied materials & interfaces

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A growing number of device-related nosocomial infections, elevated hospitalization costs, and patient morbidity necessitate the development of novel antibacterial strategies for clinical devices. We have previously demonstrated a simple, aqueous polydopamine dip …
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