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Fewer bacteria adhere to softer hydrogels

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29. Fewer bacteria adhere to softer hydrogels
Kolewe, K.W., Peyton, S.R., Schiffman, J.D. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces (2015) 7(35), 19562-19569 [Link]
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