Highlight: Bacterial biofilms make the seeds of their own undoing

Thursday, April 29, 2010 - 16:40 in Health & Medicine

The slime on your shower walls, the plaque on your teeth, the coatings that can form on medical instruments or hospital surfaces--all of these are bacterial biofilms, communities of bacteria that can persist despite scrubbing or even antibiotic treatment.

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