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Stock Illustration: Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial vaginosis

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This Stock Illustration, whose title is "Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial..."[127692527], includes tags of dispersion, cell, bacteria. The author of this item is Clusterx (No.997433). Sizes from S to XL including Vector are available and the price starts from US$5.00. You can download watermarked sample data (comp images), check the quality of images, and use Lightbox after signing up for free. See all

Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial vaginosis 127692527

Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial vaginosis

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Stock Illustration: Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial vaginosis tags

dispersion　 cell　 bacteria　 vector　 medical　 mature　 pathogen　 bacterial vaginosis　 gardnerella vaginalis　 formation　 cycle　 colony　 microbiology　 bacterium　 surface　 attachment　 biofilm　 staphylococcus　 microscopic　 monolayer　 mycobacterium　 science　 planktonic　 microorganism　 structure　 streptococcus　 pathology　 adhesion　 process　 medicine　 microbial　 scheme　 internal　 resistant　 antibiotic resistance　 enterobacteriaceae　 biofilm development　 escherichia coli　 stage　 strong adhesion　 extracellular　 biofilm formation　 release　 health　 intestine　 mechanic　 strong　 colonies　 dispertion　
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Biofilm formation. Process of rebuilding the biofilm of bacterial vaginosis with mechanics of its development and growth.
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