2015•Colloids and Surfaces A Physicochemical and Engineering AspectsRequires access

Four psychrophilic bacteria from Antarctica extracellularly biosynthesize at low temperature highly stable silver nanoparticles with outstanding antimicrobial activity

Siamak Javani, Irma Marı́n, Ricardo Amils, José Pascual Abad

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Key concepts: Psychrophile, Bacteria, Nanoparticle, Antimicrobial, Chemistry, Nanomaterials, Silver nanoparticle, Gram-positive bacteria

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