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  • Las comunidades microbianas exhiben interacciones sociales complejas influenciadas por la estructura espacial.
  • Las plataformas experimentales existentes carecen de la precisión de microescala necesaria para controlar la disposición espacial de las bacterias y estudiar el desarrollo de la comunidad.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Desarrollar un flujo de trabajo de precisión de escala micrométrica y alto rendimiento para el modelado y cultivo de dos especies bacterianas.
  • Permitir la investigación detallada del papel de la estructura espacial inicial en las interacciones microbianas a bajas densidades celulares.

Principales métodos:

  • Ensamblaje secuencial capilar direccional de partículas coloidales.
  • Partículas funcionalizadas con nanobodies para reacciones de unión específicas y bioortogonales entre bacterias y partículas de superficie.
  • Modelado de *Staphylococcus aureus* y *Escherichia coli* en configuraciones espaciales definidas.

Principales resultados:

  • Se logró un modelado de alto rendimiento (aproximadamente 105 células por plantilla) con precisión de escala micrométrica.
  • Se demostró la capacidad de cultivar comunidades bacterianas modeladas y monitorear su desarrollo microscópicamente.
  • Se estableció un método para el control espacial preciso de las interacciones bacterianas.

Conclusiones:

  • El flujo de trabajo desarrollado proporciona una herramienta poderosa para investigar el impacto de la estructura espacial en la dinámica de las comunidades microbianas.
  • Esta técnica es crucial para comprender y manipular el desarrollo de las comunidades microbianas, especialmente a bajas densidades celulares.