Biofilm inhibiting nanocomposite coatings on stainless steel surgical instruments: a possible strategy to prevent TASS
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R. Subasri | Birru Bhaskar | K. S. Soma Raju | Ramay Patra | S. Chaudhuri | V. Nagarjuna | Prashant Garg
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