The ability of fungi and bacteria to form biofilms on surfaces poses a serious threat to health and a problem in industrial settings. In this work, we investigated how the surface stiffness of silk fibroin (SF) films is modulated by the interaction with black phosphorus (BP) flakes, quantifying the morphogenesis of C. albicans cells.
Black phosphorus/silk fibroin films hamper filamentous and invasive growth of Candida albicans
M. Alunni CardinaliFormal Analysis
;D. Casagrande PierantoniFormal Analysis
;L. ComezFormal Analysis
;A. ContiInvestigation
;A. PaciaroniWriting – Review & Editing
;V. LiberaInvestigation
;G. CardinaliWriting – Review & Editing
;P. SassiWriting – Original Draft Preparation
;L. Valentini
Supervision
2024
Abstract
The ability of fungi and bacteria to form biofilms on surfaces poses a serious threat to health and a problem in industrial settings. In this work, we investigated how the surface stiffness of silk fibroin (SF) films is modulated by the interaction with black phosphorus (BP) flakes, quantifying the morphogenesis of C. albicans cells.File in questo prodotto:
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