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The Pinnacle of Evolutionary Bionanotechnology – The Bacterial Flagellar Motor
The authors R. Xue, M.A.B. Baker and F. Bai summarize in their progress report paper all known information regarding structure, assembly, torque-generation, switching, and adaptation properties of bacterial flagellar motor
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Nanostructured surfaces with antibacterial properties
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Bacteria easily clog medical devices, Princeton researchers find
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Novel Material Knocks Bacteria Away
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Indian researchers develop nanoparticle-based antibacterial composite
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Antibacterial paper for long-term release applications
Scientists use functionalization of cellulose through cyclodextrin for long release of antibacterial drugs and production of antibacterial paper.
Antibacterial Agents
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