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MNOPQ(Magnetic Nanoparticles on particular requirement)


Main idea?

This project’s main idea is to produce nanoparticles with magnetic properties under certain requirement. Azotobacter vinelandii is used again because these bacteria can provide an intracellular anaerobic condition, which is needed for making the nanoparticles.

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