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Rapidly Self-Sterilizing PPE Capable of Destroying 100% of Microbes in 30-60 Seconds

Zinn et al., 2021

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18116765927572728354
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Zinn A
Izadjoo M
Kim H
Brody R
Roth R
Vega A
Nguyen K
Ngo N
Zinn H
Antonopoulos N
Stoltenberg R
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Frontiers in Cellular and Infection Microbiology

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The continued proliferation of superbugs in hospitals and the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has created an acute worldwide demand for sustained broadband pathogen suppression in households, hospitals, and public spaces. In response, we have created a …
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