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Higher-order organization of bacterial cords and an amyloid-like matrix define the Mycobacterium tuberculosis biofilm

Lee, B. S. et al.
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Bacterial biofilms generate collective properties that cannot be explained by individual cells alone. Yet the structural principles that organize these communities and their relationship to drug tolerance remain poorly understood, including in major human pathogens such as Mycobacterium tuberculosis
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