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3M Microbial Material Matter: Evaluating Growth, Colouration, and Coating Methods for Bacterial Cellulose
27 May 2025, Version 1
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Comment number 1, Razil Valiev: Dec 25, 2025, 16:13
Razil Valiev
Dec 25, 2025, 16:13
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Исследование представляет собой ценный практический вклад в область устойчивого дизайна, фокусируясь не только на создании, но и на долговечности биоматериалов. Ключевая методологическая сила работы — годичное наблюдение, которое выявило скрытые процессы деградации, не заметные при краткосрочной оценке. Работа служит важным ориентиром, смещающим фокус инноваций с создания материала на обеспечение его стабильности в течение жизненного цикла продукта.