Bursting out: linking changes in nanotopography and biomechanical properties of biofilm-forming Escherichia coli to the T4 lytic cycle

Keyphrases

• Escherichia Coli 100%
• Biomechanical Properties 100%
• Biofilm-forming 100%
• Nanotopography 100%
• Lytic Cycle 100%
• Lysis 66%
• Planktonic Cells 66%
• Biofilm 33%
• Infected Cells 33%
• Infection Cycle 33%
• Atomic Force Microscopy 33%
• In Situ 33%
• Nanostructures 33%
• Phage 33%
• Cell Elasticity 33%
• Cell Envelope 33%
• Bacterial Lysis 33%
• Phage T4 33%
• Attached Biofilm 33%
• Bacteriophage Infection 33%
• Biofilm Eradication 33%
• Nanostructure Changes 33%
• Mechanical Changes 33%

Material Science

• Biofilms 100%
• Nanocrystalline Material 40%
• Elasticity 20%
• Rigidity 20%

Chemical Engineering

• Nanostructure 100%