Bacterial Infection in a Cystic Fibrosis Patient

Copyright © Alfred B. Cunningham, John E. Lennox, and Rockford J. Ross, Eds. 2001-2008

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Bacterial Infection in a Cystic Fibrosis Patient

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Contents

Chapters

1 Introduction to Biofilms

2 Biofilm Formation and Growth

3 Biofilms in Health and Medicine

4 Natural and Beneficial Biofilms

5 Natural and Beneficial Biofilms

6 Diffusion in Biofilms

7 Controlling Biofilms

8 Methods for Studying Biofilms

9 Mathematical Models of Biofilms

10 Biofilms and Biotechnology

Appendices

1 Aids for Instructors

Pages

1 Batch Flow Reactor

2 Biofilm Model

3 Biofilm Flow Reactor

4 Building and Using a Flow Cell Biofilm Reactor Suggested by Dr. Paul Stoodley - Instructions for Students

5 Collecting Soil Biofilms by the Buried Slide Technique - Instructions for Students

6 Colorimetric Measurement of Biofilm Density- Instructions for Students

7 Drop Plate Method for Counting Biofilm Cells - Instructions for Students

8 Flow Through Gram Stain - Inustructions for Students

9 Harvesting and Dispersing of Cells from Biofilms (Standard Method) - Instructions for Students

10 Harvesting and Dispersing of Cells from Biofilms (Alternative Method) - Instructions for Students

11 Henrici's Microbial Fishing Technique - Instructions for Students

12 Measurement of Biofilm Thickness - Instructions for Students

13 Model System for Growing a Standard Biofilm: Static Glass Coupon Reactor - Instructions for Student

14 Biofilms as Biobarriers - Instructions for Students

15 Dental Biofilms: Detection and Quantification of Plaque - Instructions for Students

16 Isolation of Biofilm Populations from Soil Crumbs by Flotation - Instructions for Students

17 Bacterial Infection in a Cystic Fibrosis Patient

18 Buccal Epithelial Cells with Adherent Bacterial Cells Revealed by Negative Staining - Instructions for Students

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