Molecules in mucus subdue microbes to make them harmless
Mucus contains sugars that can interfere with bacteria’s communication and behavior, a new study found.
Mucus contains sugars that can interfere with bacteria’s communication and behavior, a new study found.
Think about mucus - what comes to mind? It's slimy, it's gross, no one really likes it, right? Well, as ...
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Mucous cells on the stomach lining Bacteria biofilms, when formed, pose a significant health risk in industrial applications, like food ...