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Aerosol capture and coronavirus spike protein deactivation by enzyme functionalized antiviral membranes
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This groundbreaking research by Rollie Mills and colleagues introduces nanostructured membranes that effectively filter coronavirus-sized aerosols while also denaturing the virus's spike glycoproteins using a multifunctional approach. With impressive filtration efficiencies exceeding 98.90% for tiny particles, this technology represents a significant advancement in virus protection in low-hydration environments.
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