biofilms

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Bright organic textures mimic the appearance of biofilms under magnification, vibrant microbial structures Royalty Free Stock Photo

A magnified view of a showing the presence of biofilms formed by bacteria which can delay healing and make s more Royalty Free Stock Photo

An image of a biofilm created by cyanobacteria covering a surface. These biofilms are important for creating a Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration depicts bacterial biofilms forming on

The intricate and convoluted network of bacterial biofilms is made even more complex by the presence of multiple Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration depicts bacterial biofilms forming on a surface, showing various stages of attachment and types of bacteria. Labels indicate formations like Bacilli, Spirilla, and more. EPS (extracellular polymeric substances) are visible, depicted as a mesh-like structure interconnecting bacteria. Different shapes and colors represent diverse bacterial types, including rod-shaped Bacilli and Spirilla, and sphere-shaped Stpconies. The graphic highlights bacterial adherence mechanisms, possibly on teeth, as part of dental plaque formation. This educational diagram underscores microbial colonization processes.