Concerns regarding increased antibiotic resistance arising from the emergent properties of
biofilms have spurred interest in the discovery of novel antibiotic agents and techniques to …

Understanding the mechanism of ET (electron transfer) through electroactive microbial
biofilms is a challenge in the field of fundamental and applied life sciences. To date …

Once pathogens form a biofilm, they become more tolerant to drugs and quicker to recover
from physical removal than planktonic cells. Because such robustness of a biofilm is …

More than 65% of bacterial infections are caused by biofilms. However, standard biofilm
susceptibility tests are not available for clinical use. All conventional biofilm models suffer …

Bacterial biofilms are structured communities of microorganisms that play a critical role in
various industries and healthcare settings, contributing to chronic infections and biofouling …

Here we demonstrate the method of electrochemical gating used to characterize electrical
conductivity of electrode-grown microbial biofilms under physiologically relevant conditions …

Electrochemistry in microbiology depicts an assortment of rising advancements that utilize
interaction between microscopic organisms and electrodes, creating electrical energy, waste …

Electrochemical communication during biofilm formation has recently been identified.
Bacteria within biofilm‐adopt different strategies for electrochemical communication such as …

Electro-active bacteria (EAB) can form biofilms on an anode (so-called bioanodes), and use
the electrode as electron acceptor for oxidation of organics in wastewater. So far, bioanodes …

ABSTRACT A strain of Geobacter sulfurreducens, an organism capable of respiring solid
extracellular substrates, lacking four of five outer membrane cytochrome complexes …