… Biofilm formation by the opportunistic fungal pathogen … In this review, we focus on biofilm
formation by the major invasive fungal pathogen of humans, Candida albicans. Although …

… Candida albicans biofilm is a complex association of … with biofilm-associated diseases have
urged scientists to uncover the factors responsible for the formation and maturation of biofilm…

… C. albicans biofilm formation was characterized by initial adherence of yeast cells (0-2 h),
followed by germination and micro-colony formation (2-4 h), filamentation (4-6 h), monolayer …

… Candida albicans biofilm formation C. … albicans biofilm formation and the description of
their structural characteristics were followed by more in-depth mechanistic studies to understand …

… albicans biofilms typically consist of an intricate network of yeasts, hyphae and … Our current
understanding of the mechanisms controlling C. albicans biofilm formation at the molecular …

… Candida biofilms, in particular, display unique characteristics … The mechanisms underlying
Candida biofilm formation and … differentially expressed in Candida biofilms in comparison to …

… albicans infections are associated with biofilm formation on host or abiotic surfaces such
as indwelling medical devices, which carry high morbidity and mortality. Significantly, …

… Because chlorhexidine in both thin-film polymer formulas appeared to be the most effective
at inhibiting biofilm formation, we took electron micrographs to compare Candida growth on …

… are inherently tolerant to antimicrobial therapy, so the susceptibility of C. albicans biofilms to
current … Other regulatory genes are needed for specific processes in biofilm formation in C. …

… albicans biofilms are known to be important factors underlying its virulence and … whether
thymol can interfere with biofilm formation as well as acting on mature biofilms. Tests of C. …