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This article is already under discussion at Nanomedicinehere where it is conspicuous to establish nanoparticle antibiotic research as too preliminary to be discussed as a segment of "medicine". There appears to be no justification for a separate article on antibiotic properties as this content is WP:PRIMARY, i.e., not yet sufficiently developed to be encyclopedic material. Under normal conditions, a well-developed, valid article would be merged per WP:MERGE, but this article has insufficient content to be merged. It should be refined as best as possible as early-stage research, possibly warranting its inclusion in the Nanomedicine article. --Zefr (talk) 19:26, 8 April 2017 (UTC)[reply]
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