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A new device for rapid evaluation of biofilm formation potential by bacteria

Chavant et al., 2007

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14152466120273068670
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Chavant P
Gaillard-Martinie B
Talon R
Hébraud M
Bernardi T
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Journal of microbiological methods

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This work describes the implementation of a new assay named the BioFilm Ring Test® to evaluate the ability of bacteria to form biofilms. This assay is based on the immobilisation (or not) of magnetic beads embedded by bacterial aggregates or mats (pattented concept). It is …
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