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Hacking into bacterial biofilms: a new therapeutic challenge
2011
Annals of Intensive Care
Microbiologists have extensively worked during the past decade on a particular phase of the bacterial cell cycle known as biofilm, in which single-celled individuals gather together to form a sedentary but dynamic community within a complex structure, displaying spatial and functional heterogeneity. In response to the perception of environmental signals by sensing systems, appropriate responses are triggered, leading to biofilm formation. This process involves various molecular systems that
doi:10.1186/2110-5820-1-19
pmid:21906350
pmcid:PMC3224501
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