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Biofilm Persister Cell Formation and Antimicrobial Tolerance Mechanisms

Agricultural Microbiology

Bacterial Biofilm Formation on Root Surfaces

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Agricultural Microbiology › Bacterial Biofilm Formation on Root Surfaces

Biofilm Persister Cell Formation and Antimicrobial Tolerance Mechanisms

This research explores the emergence of antibiotic-tolerant persister cells within root biofilms and the molecular strategies enabling survival under antimicrobial stress conditions. Understanding persister cell physiology reveals fundamental survival mechanisms critical for biofilm resilience and clinical implications.

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