Cell wall associated protein TasA provides an initial binding component to extracellular polysaccharides in dual-species biofilm
Danielle Duanis‐Assaf(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Moshe Shemesh(Agricultural Research Organization), Meital Reches(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Rikke Louise Meyer(Aarhus University), Guanghong Zeng(DHI), Doron Steinberg(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Tal Duanis‐Assaf(Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
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