Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host‐related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host-related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2018 - research.regionh.dk
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
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Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host‐related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2018 - academic.oup.com
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host-related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - JOURNAL OF APPLIED …, 2018 - air.unimi.it
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host-related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens.
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - 2018 - cabidigitallibrary.org
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host-related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens.
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2018 - europepmc.org
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host-related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of applied microbiology - pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host‐related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens.
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of Applied …, 2018 - search.ebscohost.com
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
Biofilm and motility in response to environmental and host‐related signals in Gram negative opportunistic pathogens
E Rossi, M Paroni, P Landini - Journal of Applied Microbiology, 2018 - Wiley Online Library
Most bacteria can switch between a planktonic, sometimes motile, form and a biofilm mode,
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …
in which bacterial cells can aggregate and attach to a solid surface. The transition between …