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The in vitro experimental results demonstrate that the positively charged nanoparticles can be well adsorbed on the negatively charged bacteria, exhibiting a high bactericidal ability. Furthermore, the in vivo skin wound healing experiment showed that the Ag(-)/Ag(+) clusters could serve as an efficient antibacterial agent to combat bacterial infection.Inspired by living systems, biomolecules have been employed in vitro as building blocks for creating advanced nanostructured materials. In regard to nucleic acids, peptides
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