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Synthesis and characterization of complex nano-structures at the interface with biological medium

Jijie, 2016

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396620284511276880
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Jijie R
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The increase of infections by multi-drug resistant pathogens has become an important worldwide healthcare issue that requires the development of new strategies to prevent biofilm formation and to kill bacteria. In this context, the aim of this thesis was the design of …
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