"The microbubbles were created and anchored onto the fabrics (see figure) in a one-step reaction that lasts 3 min. The sonochemically produced antibacterial fabrics have been characterized," wrote U. Shimanovich and colleagues, Bar-Ilan University.
The researchers concluded: "The efficiency of the sonochemical process in converting the native proteins into microspheres, encapsulating the drug, and coating...
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