Effective Prevention of Microbial Biofilm Formation on Medical Devices by Low-Energy Surface Acoustic Waves
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Jona Zumeris | Naama Dror | Mathilda Mandel | Gad Lavie | G. Lavie | Naama Dror | Z. Hazan | Jona Zumeris | Harold Jacob | Hanan Raskin | Gera Kratysh | Moshe Vishnia | T. Barliya | M. Mandel | Zadik Hazan | Harold Jacob | Hanan Raskin | Gera Kratysh | Moshe Vishnia | Tilda Barliya
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