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Studies of Black Diamond as an antibacterial surface for Gram Negative bacteria: the interplay between chemical and mechanical bactericidal activity

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Preliminary comparative study of laser-prepared DLC and Cr-doped DLC for bacteria adhesion

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I) Antibacterial potential of CuNP-incorporated MI-dPG surface