Photo-catalytic inactivation of an Enterococcus biofilm: the anti-microbial effect of sulphated and europium-doped titanium dioxide nanopowders.

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Alicja Seniuk

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Ewa Dworniczek

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Gustav Plesch

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Mária Čaplovičová

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