The increasing awareness of the significance of microbial biofilms across different sectors is
continuously revealing new areas of opportunity in the development of innovative …

Microbiologically influenced corrosion, also known as microbial or biological corrosion, is
produced by particular bacteria adhering to metal in water. It is widely acknowledged to be …

Biofilms, which are essential vectors of bacterial survival, protect microbes from antibiotics
and host immune attack and are one of the leading causes that maintain drug-resistant …

Bacterial resistance is a naturally occurring process. However, bacterial antibiotic resistance
has emerged as a major public health problem in recent years. The accumulation of …

A biofilm is a biologically active matrix attached to the surface of cells and their extracellular
products. As they are a mixture of many microorganisms, the microbiological activity of …

The presence of biofilms in drinking water distribution systems (DWDS) is responsible for
water quality deterioration and a possible source of public health risks. Different factors …

Biofilms, constituting over 95% of the biomass in drinking water distribution systems, form an
ecosystem impacting both the aesthetic and microbiological quality of water. This study …

The microbiological quality assessment of drinking water (DW) and drinking water sources
(DWSs) is based on the detection of indicator microorganisms (IMs). However, the …

Because of their uncontrolled proliferation, biofilm-based diseases pose severe hazards to
human life. Biofilm production makes the immune system resistant to antibiotics …

Poor anodic performance is a significant obstacle for scalable applications of air-cathode
microbial fuel cells (MFCs), and it can be significantly improved with graphite anodic surface …