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Researchers from the Institute of Physical Chemistry , Polish Academy of Sciences have discovered that making the surface undulated can help limit the spread of resistant bacteria.
Researchers hope that a better understanding of how such bacterial populations grow will help develop novel antibacterial coatings that prevent the emergence of resistance.
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