Forging a Link Between Biofilms and Disease
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Summary
The sticky conglomerations of bacteria known as biofilms are being linked to common human diseases ranging from tooth decay to prostatitis and kidney infections, and a new program at the National Institutes of Health is working to understand how and why they form.
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- 1999-03-19
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Link (geometry), Forging, Biofilm, Biology, Computer science
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