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Antibacterial Efficacy of Gallic Acid incorporated With Different Metals/ Presented By: Fady Berty Ramzy، Abdulrahman Mohamed Abdeljalil، Ahmed Ayman Al-Qadi، Mohamed Mohsen Abdel Qader، Shahab Hammam Hassan، Abdulrahman Kamel Taha

Contributor(s): Fady Berty Ramzy، Abdulrahman Mohamed Abdeljalil، Ahmed Ayman Al-Qadi، Mohamed Mohsen Abdel Qader، Shahab Hammam Hassan، Abdulrahman Kamel Taha [Presented ] | Dr. Salah Salem Elyan، Dr. Abmed Hassan Ibrahim، Dr. Shehab Ahmed Adel [Supervision]Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Cairo : Badr University, 2024Description: 34 p. ؛ 30 cmSubject(s): BiotechnologyDDC classification: 572 Dissertation note: Graduation project for students of Biotechnology College, Badr University

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