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Graphene Finally Explains Why It Hates Bacteria But Loves Human Cells
Graphene oxide selectively murders bacteria while leaving human cells alone, proving that even at the atomic level, carbon has better judgment than most people.
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Graphene oxide selectively murders bacteria while leaving human cells alone, proving that even at the atomic level, carbon has better judgment than most people.
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