Community Structure and Co-operation in Biofilms, Volume 59

Front Cover
The study of biofilm considers the close association of micro-organisms at interfaces and the consequent physiological adaptations 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 common principles of biofilm physiology and growth for all interested disciplines. This volume will appeal to the specialist as well as the student.
 

Contents

J W Costerton
22
H J Busscher and H C van der
25
Jørgensen
51
P Stoodley L HallStoodley J D Boyle F Jørgensen and H M LappinScott
53
Kazmerzak K M
65
Bowden G H
80
H C Flemming J Wingender C Mayer V Körstgens and W Borchard
87
G F Moore B C Dunsmore S M Jones C W Smejkal J Jass P Stoodley
107
J Ehlers
215
A J McBain D G Allison and P Gilbert
257
Boyle J D
274
Wolfaardt D R Korber S Karthikeyan and D E Caldwell
279
Costerton J
293
R Bayston
295
G Allison A J McBain and P Gilbert
309
musings from a peak in Xanadu
329

Korber D
124
Picioreanu M C M van Loosdrecht and J J Heijnen
129
Marsh and G H W Bowden
167
S Molin J A J Haagensen K B Barken and C Sternberg
199
Davies D
343
Index
345
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