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Targeting Bacillus cereus biofilms: Biocontrol strategies, mechanisms of action, and emerging challenges
Bacillus cereus is a ubiquitous spore-forming pathogen that represents a persistent challenge for the food industry due to its ability to rapidly colonize abiotic surfaces and develop highly resistant biofilms. These structures act as reservoirs for spores and may promote the persistence and express
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