Biofilm migration videos

Published: 17 January 2020| Version 1 | DOI: 10.17632/djvb6k8brb.1
Contributor:
Yue Qu

Description

Video 1: Active detachment of bacterial cells from the frontline of interstitial biofilms and free movement of planktonic cells or small bacterial clusters were noticed after 24 h of biofilm culture in a humid chamber. Video 2: The dispersed cells seeded a nearby area and re-established a standalone “daughter” biofilm. The “daughter” biofilms expanded to merge with the primary biofilm and lead to migration of the interstitial biofilm.

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Institutions

Monash University

Categories

Infectious Disease, Biofilms, Left Ventricular Assist Device

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