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Interactions in bacterial biofilm development: a structural perspective

A Garnett et al., 2012

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4724361512882094696
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A Garnett J
Matthews S
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Current Protein and Peptide Science

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A community-based life style is the normal mode of growth and survival for many bacterial species. These cellular accretions or biofilms are initiated upon recognition of solid phases by cell surface exposed adhesive moieties. Further cell-cell interactions, cell signalling and …
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