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Catalytic Duo Combats Blood Clots

Feb 17, 2014
Celia Henry Arnaud of Chemical & Engineering News reports: A pair of natural catalysts attached to graphene work in tandem to make nitroxyl, which could prevent blood clots from forming on medical implants
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