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Nanomedicine

Tapping into graphene-oxide’s antibacterial properties to fight infections

03 Mar 2016
Confocal images of S. Aureus bacteria trapped in graphene-oxide aggregates
Nano-trap: S. Aureus bacteria trapped in graphene oxide. (Courtesy: Valentina Palmieri)
Graphene oxide has antibacterial and antifungal properties and is effective against four important h

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