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Bifunctional sharkskin mimicked chitosan/graphene oxide membranes: reduced biofilm formation and improved cytocompatibility

Rostami et al., 2021

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269959858541931971
Author
Rostami S
Puza F
Ucak M
Ozgur E
Gul O
Ercan U
Garipcan B
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Applied Surface Science

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Antibacterial activity and cytocompatibility are the two essential characteristics that an ideal implantable biomaterial must possess simultaneously. Biomaterials with these characteristics can be fabricated via combination of chemical and topographical features …
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