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The bacterial biofilm formation pathway is a complex, multi-step process by which bacteria transition from free-living cells to surface-attached communities encased in a self-produced extracellular matrix. This process involves reversible attachment, irreversible attachment, EPS production, maturation, and dispersal. It is crucial for bacterial survival and contributes to antibiotic resistance and chronic infections.
Various, depending on the specific drug. Examples include disrupting EPS production, inhibiting quorum sensing, or increasing antibiotic susceptibility.
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