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2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
Electrochemical Strategy for Eradicating Fluconazole-Tolerant Candida albicans using Implantable Titaniumhttps://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsami.9b09977
2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
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2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
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2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
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2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans

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2019-10 University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
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  • University of Pittsburgh study on applying a current to titanium dental implants to kill Candida albicans
  • Electrochemical Strategy for Eradicating Fluconazole-Tolerant Candida albicans using Implantable Titanium