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|a Community Structure and Co-operation in Biofilms.
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|a COVER; HALF-TITLE; TITLE; COPYRIGHT; CONTENTS; CONTRIBUTORS; EDITORS' PREFACE; An overview of biofilms as functional communities; INTRODUCTION; INVESTIGATIVE METHODS; Growth systems; Microscopy; Microelectrode experiments; Molecular methods; Other methods; ADHESION AND EARLY EVENTS IN BIOFILM DEVELOPMENT; BIOFILM STRUCTURE; The role of physico-chemical factors; Cellular control systems; COMMUNITY INTERACTIONS; Model communities; Stochastic or deterministic factors?; Factors affecting possible levels of community interaction; REFERENCES.
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|a Initial microbial adhesion events: mechanisms and implicationsINTRODUCTION; CONDITIONING FILM FORMATION; MICROBIAL MASS TRANSPORT; INITIAL ADHESION AND ANCHORING; COAGGREGATION AND COADHESION; SURFACE GROWTH; DETACHMENT; ANTI-ADHESIVE INITIAL ADHESION EVENTS IN A BIOFILM; SUMMARY; REFERENCES; Physiological events in biofilm formation; INTRODUCTION; INITIAL EVENTS IN BIOFILM FORMATION; IRREVERSIBLE ATTACHMENT; BIOFILM MATURATION; CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; Environmental and genetic factors influencing biofilm structure; INTRODUCTION; HYDRODYNAMICS.
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|a Fluid-like flow of biofilm microcolonies over the substratumNUTRIENTS AND HYDRODYNAMICS; GENETIC REGULATION OF BIOFILM STRUCTURE; Cell signalling and quorum sensing; Cell signalling and hydrodynamics; Biofilm structures formed through twitching motility; DISCUSSION; Biofilm development and behaviour: nature or nurture?; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; REFERENCES; Coaggregation and coadhesion in oral biofilms; COAGGREGATION AND COADHESION; COAGGREGATION AMONG HUMAN ORAL BACTERIA; Streptococcus; Actinomyces; Fusobacterium; BACTERIAL ADHESION AND COADHESION; RECEPTOR POLYSACCHARIDES.
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|a SPATIAL ARRANGEMENT OF CELLS ON SALIVA-COATED SURFACESREFERENCES; Cohesiveness in biofilm matrix polymers; MICROBIAL AGGREGATES; EXTRACELLULAR POLYMERIC SUBSTANCES AND THEIR ROLE AS MICROBIAL AGGREGATE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL; Composition and properties of EPS; COHESIVENESS OF MATRIX POLYMERS; London (dispersion) forces; Electrostatic interactions; Hydrogen bonds; Entanglements; An example: electrostatic interactions; ROLE OF EPS IN MICROBIAL AGGREGATION; REFERENCES; Microbial detachment from biofilms; INTRODUCTION; MECHANISMS OF BIOFILM DETACHMENT; Detachment processes.
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|a Factors influencing detachmentMETHODS FOR THE STUDY OF BIOFILM DETACHMENT; 'Three choice' experimenting; Critical evaluation of methods used for detachment studies; CASE STUDY: THE CONTROL OF CLINICAL BIOFILMS; Man-made surfaces; Human tissues; CASE STUDY: BIOFILM DETACHMENT -- THE POTENTIAL HAZARDS IN THE WATER INDUSTRY; Biofilms in water systems; Methods of water treatment; Biofilm control in water systems; CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; Modelling and predicting biofilm structure; INTRODUCTION TO BIOFILM STRUCTURE; Types of biofilm heterogeneity; Quantifying biofilm geometrical heterogeneity.
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|a Importance of biofilm structure upon properties.
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|a The study of biofilm considers the close association of micro-organisms with each other at interfaces and the consequent physiological adaptation to the proximity of other cells and surfaces. As such it is relevant to a variety of disciplines, including medicine, dentistry, bioremediation, biofouling, water technology, engineering and food science. Although the habitats studied, and their associated cellular communities, differ widely, some common elements exist such as method of attachment, coadhesion, regulation of biofilm phenotype and biofilm architecture. This book aims to distil the comm.
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