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Cationic fullerenes as selective antimicrobial photosensitizers

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1 month 1 week ago #53 by Research
Authors report cationic fullerenes were "highly active in killing all tested microbes (4-6 logs) under conditions in which mammalian cells were comparatively unharmed." Useful as a fullerene-chemistry reference; not a shungite-as-treatment claim.

Sources: via oraphimshungite.com · original on Academia.edu .

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