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A Bottom-Up Platform for Quantitative Single-ParticleTracking Through Bacterial Biofilm Mimics
Chronic infections persist in large part thanks to protection that biofilms afford their bacterial creators. The extracellular polymeric substance of biofilms is a hydrated matrix of DNA, polysaccharides, and structural proteins, amongst other components, through which nutrients, signalling molecule
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