Titlebook: Biofilms in Human Diseases: Treatment and Control; Sunil Kumar,Niharika Chandra,Ajit Varma Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 B

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Biofilms: The Good and the Bad,y, such as infections associated with the insertion of tubes, catheters, and valves, as well as surgery. Considering the positive aspects of biofilms we note that the judicious use of biofilms can provide solutions to modern day problems. They can be effectively used for the bioremediation of soil a

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Biofilm-Mediated Diseases of the Eye, have commonly been attributed to the formation of biofilms leading to crystalline keratopathy. Current interventions aim at prevention of biofilm formation on the devices and implants by introducing antimicrobial-coated devices and by using biomaterials which have a lesser tendency of formation of

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The Role of Biofilms in Medical Devices and Implants,peutics on surface medical structures by different physical and synthetic procedures is designed to improve their surface properties, that is, to encourage bio-combination and furthermore counteract bacterial bonding. Biofilms have great importance for public health because of their role in certain

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Biofilm-Mediated Urinary Tract Infections,tion is another problem of concern as it can cause blockage of catheter, leading to urine retention, which is a painful medical emergency. The organisms most often contaminating these devices and developing biofilms are ., etc. Biofilms provide high resistance to antibiotics. Several studies have re

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Approaches Towards Microbial Biofilm Disruption by Natural Bioactive Agents, to combat serious infections, various antibiofilm agents have been investigated for their efficacy. This includes some primary metabolites including complex carbohydrates, peptides and fats and various categories of secondary metabolites. Many enzymatic biofilm dispersal agents have also attracted