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Cambridge University Press по теме "All Together Now: Integrating Biofilm Research Across Disciplines"

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  • All together now: Integrating biofilm research across disciplines
    Wong Gerard C.L.; O’Toole George A. (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
    Bacterial biofilms are integrated, multi-species communities of cells that adhere to almost any surface and are fundamental to the ecology and biology of bacteria. Not only do biofilms contribute to human health and disease, ...
  • Biofilms as complex fluids
    Wilking James N.; Angelini Thomas E.; Seminara Agnese; Brenner Michael P.; Weitz David A. (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
    Bacterial biofilms are interface-associated colonies of bacteria embedded in an extracellular matrix that is composed primarily of polymers and proteins. They can be viewed in the context of soft matter physics: the rigid ...
  • Extracellular signal regulation of cell differentiation in biofilms
    Chai Liraz; Vlamakis Hera; Kolter Roberto (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
    Bacteria often live in the form of surface-associated communities of cells termed biofilms. Within biofilms, there is a division of labor in which genetically identical cells differentiate to serve distinct functions. This ...
  • Meet Our Authors
    Неизвестный автор (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
  • Novel infection-resistant surface coatings: A bioengineering approach
    Khoo Xiaojuan; Grinstaff Mark W. (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
    Despite modern advancements in sterilization and aseptic procedures, bacterial infections remain a major and significant impediment to the long-term success of medical implants and devices, including catheters, artificial ...
  • Physicochemical regulation of biofilm formation
    Renner Lars D.; Weibel Douglas B. (Cambridge University Press. New York, USA, 2011-05-01)
    This article reviews the physical and chemical constraints of environments on biofilm formation. We provide a perspective on how materials science and engineering can address fundamental questions and unmet technological ...