<ul><li>Researchers from Tokyo Metropolitan University have developed nanostructured alumina surfaces that are highly antibacterial and can be used for cell culture.</li><li>The nanostructured surfaces resist bacterial growth and do not interfere with cell cultures, making them ideal for regenerative medicine.</li><li>These surfaces have been prepared using electrochemistry in concentrated sulfuric acid and show unprecedented resistance to bacterial contamination.</li><li>The technology offers a sustainable alternative to antibiotics for producing high-quality cell cultures without bacterial contamination.</li></ul>

Scientists Develop Bacteria-Repellent Surfaces That Promote Cell Growth

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