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Does Biofilm Formation Aid Colonization and Infection in Campylobacter?

Ben Pascoe Orcid Logo, Hilary Lappin-Scott, Samuel K Sheppard, Hiroshi Asakura

Campylobacter Ecology and Evolution, Volume: 1, Issue: 14, Pages: 177 - 187

Swansea University Author: Ben Pascoe Orcid Logo

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Biofilm formation can promote the colonization of host and non-host environments for some bacteria. In some species cell aggregation and attachment are key pathogenic determinants. However, in Campylobacter, many questions remain about the importance of biofilms for surface attachment in order to es...

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Published in: Campylobacter Ecology and Evolution
Published: Norwich Caister Academic Press 2014
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