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Übersetzung für 'Biofilm' von Englisch nach Deutsch

biofilm

Biofilm {m}

biologischer Rasen {m}

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oral biofilm [dental plaque]

oraler Biofilm {m} [Plaque]dent.

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bacterial plaque biofilm [dental plaque]

bakterieller Biofilm {m} [Zahnplaque]dent.

dental (plaque) biofilm

dentaler Biofilm {m} [Plaque]dent.

• Biofilm {m} = biofilm
• Biofilm {m} [dentale Plaque] = microbial plaque [dental plaque]
• bakterieller Biofilm {m} [Zahnplaque] = bacterial plaque biofilm [dental plaque]

• Current challenges for biofilm-mediated bioremediation include difficulties in controlling the structure of the biofilm and, in particular, its thickness and porosity.
• While the α-type PSMs are regarded as major cytolysins, the β-type PSMs are thought to play a role in biofilm formation.
• Nitroxoline is an antibiotic that has been in use in Europe for about fifty years, and has proven to be very effective at combating biofilm infections.
• aureus" biofilm involving nano silver particles, bacteriophages, and plant-derived antibiotic agents are being studied.
• Biofilm PBRs include packed bed and porous substrate PBRs.

• The primary aetiological factor for periodontal disease is plaque biofilm of dental biofilm.
• aeruginosa" represents a commonly used biofilm model organism since it is involved in different types of biofilm-associated chronic infections.
• The air flows through a packed bed and the pollutant transfers into a thin biofilm on the surface of the packing material.
• The sand bed in the filters support a gelatinous biofilm or hypogeal layer in the top few millimetres of the sand.
• somni" has the ability to produce a branching, mannose-galactose biofilm made primarily of polysaccharide.

• The MBBR system is considered a biofilm process. Other conventional biofilm processes for wastewater treatment are called trickling filter, rotating biological contactor (RBC) and biological aerated filter (BAF).
• There are three main phases of biofilm development and rhamnolipids are implicated in each phase.
• Biofilms are an example of microbe-microbe interactions and are thought to be associated with up to 80% of human infections.