Experimental study reveals reduced biofilm biomass and low ferromagnetism in porous FeMn-Ag alloys exposed to S. aureus, highlighting their potential as functional biodegradable implants.
Equiatomic FeMn alloys with varying Ag content (1–5 wt%) and hierarchical porosity show low ferromagnetic response during biodegradation and reduction in the total biofilm biomass upon interaction with S. aureus for 5 wt% Ag containing materials.
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