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DOES SUBINHIBITORY CONCENTRATIONS OF CLINICALLY IMPORTANT ANTIBIOTIC INDUCE BIOFILM PRODUCTION OF <i>ENTEROCOCCUS FAECIUM</i> STRAINS?
Biofilm structures are the most resistant form of active microorganisms against sanitation, disinfection, and sterilization processes. One of the specific properties of biofilm is the development of antibiotic resistance that can be up to 1,000-fold greater than planktonic cells. Enterococcus faeciu
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