Biofilm formation in environmental bacteria is influenced by different macromolecules depending on genus and species
Johanna S. Andrews(University of Sheffield), Steven A. Banwart(University of Leeds), Wei E. Huang(University of Oxford), Stephen A. Rolfe(University of Sheffield), Julie D. Scholes(University of Sheffield)
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