Nanocomposites for the Reduction of Bacterial Adherence to Solids

This book deals with bacterial adhesion on the solid surfaces and how we can reduce the adherence in order to reduce the infection related to medical devices, because first step in medical devices-related infection is bacterial adhesion to the surface and after that the increasing the number of the adhered bacteria which is produced of a biofilm, after that infection. The surfaces of the biomaterial are the places of the microbial colonization. So that, the studies try to change the properties of polymers surface in order to create new material with lower bacterial adhesion.

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Muna S Dzhebar - docent Vawilonskogo tehnicheskogo instituta, Tehnicheskogo uniwersiteta Al'-Furat Al'-Ausat, Vawilon, Irak. Poluchila stepen' bakalawra po mikrobiologii w 1995 godu w uniwersitete Al'-Mustansariq. V 2001 godu poluchila stepen' magistra nauk w Bagdadskom uniwersitete. V 2010 godu zaschitila doktorskuü dissertaciü po biotehnologii w Uniwersitete Sardara Patelq (Indiq).