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Plasma-activated water hydrogel enables effective clearance of wound-associated microbial infections

2025-11-11

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Surgical site infections are among the most common postoperative complications and remain a major global health concern, further intensified by increasing antimicrobial resistance. Plasma-activated water (PAW) has emerged as a novel antimicrobial strategy, though earlier studies suggested its activity depends on an acidic pH. To overcome this limitation, we previously developed a high-strength, neutral pH–buffered...

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81c254dc-a257-5403-b247-1680bb05ecb6
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10.1101/2025.11.10.687761
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