Viral Bioinformatics Research Centre
Chris Upton, University of Victoria, Canada
by cupton ·
Bacteria frequently grow in communities called biofilms, which are aggregates of cells and polymers. Filamentous phages help them assemble.
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by cupton · Published September 12, 2014
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by cupton · Published March 31, 2012
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