Cold plasma copolymer with antimicrobial activity deposited on three different substrates
Erick Osvaldo Martínez Ruiz; Xi Rao; Abril Fonseca García; Carlos Gallardo Vega; Carmen Natividad Alvarado Canche; José Abraham Gonzáles López; Antonio Serguei Ledezma Pérez; Miriam Desiree Davila Medina; Claudia Gabriela Cuellar Gaona; Rosa Idalia Narro Céspedes; Gustavo Soria Arguello; María Guadalupe Neira Velázquez
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