维布里奥 (Vibrio cyclitrophicus) 在海洋足动物上形成种群特异的生物膜和生长

Ryan A Nuttall1, Pia H Moisander1

  • 1Department of Biology, University of Massachusetts Dartmouth, North Dartmouth, Massachusetts, USA.

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概括

来自copepods和海水的Vibrio cyclitrophicus菌株表现出不同的能力来形成生物膜并附着在copepods上. 影响了这种殖民,揭示了海洋Vibrio-copepod协会中的独特机制.

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