Researchers estimate that most human bacterial infections proceed with biofilm formation. These biofilms are able to take hold in different body tissues and, because they are resistant to high ...

These studies have implications for combatting biofilms formed within the oral cavity and at sites throughout the human body. Antimicrobial resistance and novel biofilm therapeutic strategies: ...

But the nature of them grouping together into a connected film means they can adapt as a group to avoid the body ... a ...

Almost all bacteria can create biofilms, though biofilms may be composed of a single microbial community, or a large mix of various microbes including bacteria, archaea, fungi, and protozoa. They can ...

"This highlights surprising parallels between bacterial and human defense mechanisms." This universal survival strategy may explain why biofilms play such an important role in various environments ...

This collaboration funds development of CMTX-301, which is designed specifically to prevent biofilm formation and maturation, enabling the body’s natural ... of Health and Human Services ...