Biofilm rupture by laser-induced stress waves increases with loading amplitude, independent of location

Biofilm rupture by laser-induced stress waves increases with loading amplitude, independent of location
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10.1101/827964
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2019-11
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bioRxiv
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K. L. Kearns;James D. Boyd;Martha E. Grady
K. L. Kearns;James D. Boyd;Martha E. Grady
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K. L. Kearns;James D. Boyd;Martha E. Grady

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