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i just ran across a journal article where in the antimicrobial and wound healing properties of silver was studied.. I am on the look out for testing the external wound healing properties of silver. whats your idea about it? what materials are you planning to analyse for brain related issues..
Warm Regards
Gayathri
I am working on nanosilver and would like to explore the possibilities of using silver for healing applications.. I shall be glad if you will share your ideas related to the same..
Warm regards
Gayathri..
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