Titlebook: Antibiofilm Agents; From Diagnosis to Tr Kendra P. Rumbaugh,Iqbal Ahmad Book 2014 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2014 antibiofilm agents

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Antibiofilm Strategies in the Food Industry, this chapter discusses the main conventional and emergent strategies that have been employed to prevent bacterial adhesion to food processing surfaces and thus to efficiently maintain good hygiene throughout the food industries.

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Biofilms in Diseaseedical devices and wounds to frequently fatal, serious infections like endocarditis. Biofilm research was initially focused on “environmental” biofilms, such as those present in wastewater tubing. More recently, “medical” biofilms as present during human infection have gained increased attention, an

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Imaging Biofilms in Tissue Specimenss of well-planned and executed steps as well as adequate controls. The steps can include sample collection, fixation, embedding and sectioning, staining, and imaging. Each of these steps is discussed in this chapter. Selection of an appropriate staining technique is one of the key considerations for

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The Role of Quorum Sensing in Biofilm Developmentdinated production of biofilms. While our understanding of QS dynamics in laboratory culture conditions has dramatically expanded over the last few decades, we still understand very little about how these systems govern bacterial behavior in complex, natural settings. What we do know is that QS can

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The Effect of Plasmids and Other Biomolecules on the Effectiveness of Antibiofilm Agentserum albumin—BSA, alginate, yeast extract and humic acids) on biofilm resistance to quaternary ammonium compounds (QACs), which are often used in medical applications to prevent microbial contamination. Two case studies are presented, the first concerning cell transformation with recombinant plasmid

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